Daglas

Daglas sunflower is a simple mid-early hybrid of Ukrainian selection, designed for the "Express" technology using the herbicide Granstar and its analogs. The vegetation period ranges from 107 to 115 days, allowing the hybrid to successfully grow in various regions of Ukraine with different levels of agronomic practices. Daglas is adapted to treatment with herbicides Granstar, Heliantex, and cereal-specific herbicides, providing effective weed control and contributing to high yields.

The hybrid exhibits high resistance to major diseases and stress factors, including drought, lodging, fusarium, powdery mildew, black and white mold, as well as to downy mildew (wolf) strains A-G. High drought tolerance and lodging resistance make Daglas a reliable choice for intensive cultivation under various climatic conditions. Plants reach a height of 180-190 cm, promoting good development and yield formation.

The hybrid's yield potential reaches 55 centners per hectare when recommended agronomic practices and optimal planting density are followed. The oil content of the seeds is approximately 50%, making Daglas attractive for producing high-quality linseed oil. Seeds are supplied in packages of 150,000 units, convenient for planning planting operations and large-scale production.