Sunflower Corina

Sunflower Corina is a hybrid developed using modern agronomic technologies to achieve a stable and high yield. This medium-maturing hybrid features high genetic resistance to major sunflower diseases such as Phomopsis and sclerotinia, ensuring reliable cultivation under various climatic conditions. The vegetation period is 113–116 days, and the oil content in the seeds reaches 51–53%, making it attractive for producing high-quality oil.

Corina exhibits good adaptability to growing conditions and is recommended for planting at a density of 50–55 thousand plants per hectare under adequate irrigation, and 45–50 thousand plants per hectare under less stable water supply. The hybrid was created using A.I.R.™ technology, which enhances weed control and increases yield. Seeds are supplied in bulk units of 150,000, which is convenient for farmers planning sowing operations.

This sunflower hybrid is suitable for cultivation in various agroclimatic zones, including Steppe and Forest-Steppe zones, and is characterized by high germination energy and seed viability. Resistance to the herbicide Granstar and aggressive strains of downy mildew allows achieving stable yields even under adverse conditions and heavy weed pressure. Corina is an optimal choice for farmers aiming for high productivity and product quality.