ATTIK

Sunflower ATTIK is a hybrid with high agronomic performance, intended for cultivation in various climatic zones. It belongs to simple hybrids with ultraprecocious or medium-maturing vegetation periods, which vary from 78 to 124 days depending on the region. Plants reach heights from 103 to 165 cm, have a flat head with a diameter of about 21-24 cm, and are characterized by high resistance to lodging, drought, downy mildew (A-F), and a range of diseases, including false powdery mildew, rust, sclerotinia, fomopsis, and fomosis. Such resistance ensures stable yields and reduces the risk of losses under adverse growing conditions. The oil content of ATTIK sunflower seeds ranges from 44.7% to 52%, ensuring high oil yield. The weight of 1000 seeds varies from 49.2 to 67 g, indicating large seed size and good seed quality. Leaf color is green, flower color is yellow, and the plants do not branch, simplifying agronomic practices and promoting uniform ripening. The hybrid is characterized by high productivity: yields vary from 15.2 to 52 centners per hectare in different regions, with a potential yield capacity of up to 5.2 tons per hectare. These characteristics make ATTIK an attractive choice for farmers seeking maximum product output. ATTIK is recommended for cultivation in the Forest-Steppe and Steppe regions of Ukraine, as well as in the Ural and West Siberian regions of Russia. The optimal seeding density depends on soil moisture levels and ranges from 60,000 to 70,000 plants per hectare. Due to its adaptability and resistance to stress factors, this hybrid is suitable for various agroclimatic conditions, ensuring stable and high-quality yields. High oil content and disease resistance make ATTIK a profitable and reliable choice for sunflower oil production.