BARLE

BARLE is a mid-late hybrid sunflower (Helianthus annuus L.) with a vegetative period of about 119 days. Plants reach a height of 170-180 cm, and the flower head diameter is 18-21 cm. Seeds have a weight of 61.3 to 70 g per thousand, with oil content in seeds of about 49-51.9%, ensuring high oil yield. Flowering occurs early, and leaves are green, with ray flowers having yellow coloration. The BARLE hybrid exhibits high resistance to major sunflower diseases, including phomopsis, sclerotinia, new strains of false powdery mildew (FPM), and downy mildew. Thanks to these qualities, as well as high yield, averaging 32.9-34.8 centners per hectare and potential up to 45-52 centners per hectare, it is a reliable choice for various agronomic technologies such as SUMO, EXPRESS, No-till, and Mini-till. This makes it suitable for cultivation in various regions, including the Central Black Earth and North Caucasus regions. The BARLE hybrid is recommended for use in modern agricultural systems and is suitable for subsidies and agricultural financing. Its high oil content and stable yield make it profitable for oil and other sunflower product producers. The hybrid is produced in Russia, ensuring accessibility and adaptation to local cultivation conditions.