Attila

Sunflower Attila is an ultra-early hybrid with a vegetation period of about 95-110 days, intended for conventional cultivation. It is characterized by high yield potential up to 5.2 tons per hectare and high oil content in seeds — up to 52%. The hybrid is recommended for cultivation in forest-steppe and steppe zones of Ukraine, confirming its adaptability to various climatic conditions.

Attila is characterized by high resistance to a broad spectrum of diseases and stress factors, including drought, lodging, shattering, fusarium, fusariosis, rust, gray and white mold, as well as to the parasite — aphid (extended spectrum A-F). Special attention should be paid to its high resistance to downy mildew, which ensures stable yields even under adverse conditions. The hybrid also demonstrates plasticity to sowing dates, allowing effective use in various agronomic schemes.

Plants reach a height of 160-165 cm, have a flat flower head diameter of 22-24 cm. The recommended planting density depends on moisture levels: 55-57 thousand plants per hectare under sufficient moisture, 45-50 thousand under moderate moisture. All these characteristics make sunflower Attila a reliable choice for farmers seeking high and stable yields with high oil content.