ECTOR

Sunflower ECTOR is a hybrid developed using modern breeding achievements. It belongs to early and mid-season types, with a vegetation period ranging from 100 to 119 days, allowing it to adapt to various climatic conditions. Plants reach an average height of about 170 cm, and the head diameter is 22-24 cm, which contributes to effective yield formation. Seeds have a high oil content, ranging from 45.8% to 50%, making this hybrid attractive for oilseed production.

Hybrid ECTOR is resistant to herbicides containing tribenuron-methyl, which simplifies weed control and increases the efficiency of agronomic practices. The yield potential reaches 51 centners per hectare under optimal conditions, while in the Ural region, the average yield is about 19.3 centners per hectare. The thousand-seed weight is approximately 33.6 grams, indicating good seed quality.

When selecting sunflower ECTOR seeds, it is important to consider cultivation technology specifics, including irrigation zones and disease resistance. The hybrid is suitable for zones with adequate moisture (60–65 thousand plants per hectare) and for zones with insufficient moisture (55–60 thousand plants per hectare). The conical and convex head shape contributes to optimal development and harvest. Thanks to these characteristics, sunflower ECTOR is a reliable choice for farmers aiming to obtain a high-quality and high-yield product.