Sunflower Australia

Australia Sunflower is a mid-maturing hybrid specially developed for conventional cultivation technology. It features high yield potential and stable performance across all cultivation zones, including steppe, forest-steppe, and meadow regions. The hybrid exhibits high resistance to major leaf and head diseases, reducing the need for frequent fungicide applications and promoting plant health throughout the entire growing season.

One of the key features of the Australia sunflower is its high drought tolerance, allowing it to maintain productivity even under insufficient soil moisture. The hybrid is also resistant to race A–G of downy mildew, significantly reducing the risk of yield loss and ensuring stable production. The recommended seeding rate varies depending on moisture conditions: from 45 to 65 thousand seeds per hectare, enabling optimal seeding density tailored to specific climatic conditions.

The oil content in the seeds of the Australia sunflower is at a high or very high level, making this hybrid attractive for obtaining high-quality raw material. Due to its characteristics, the hybrid is suitable for cultivation in various climatic zones and ensures high yields of both seeds and oil. Seed packaging is available in quantities of 150,000 units, which is convenient for farmers when planning planting operations.