FILLADELFIA

Sunflower FILLADELFIA is a mid-early linoleic hybrid developed for conventional cultivation technology. It features high potential yield and is suitable for cultivation in various climatic zones of Ukraine, including areas with insufficient moisture and drought. Plants have below-average height, compact size, and a sturdy, not overly thick stem, ensuring resistance to lodging. The root system is well-branched, further enhancing the hybrid's resilience to adverse conditions.

The FILLADELFIA hybrid exhibits high tolerance to major sunflower diseases, including false powdery mildew, fusarium, phomopsis, rust, and mold of the head. It is also resistant to seven races of the parasitic weed dodder (races A to G), making it a reliable choice for regions where this pest is prevalent. Rapid growth rates during early vegetative stages promote quick plant development and reduce sensitivity to stress factors.

Oil content in the seeds ranges from 52-54%, corresponding to the linoleic type of use. Recommended planting density varies depending on the moisture zone: 55-60 thousand plants per hectare in well-watered areas, and 40-50 thousand in drought and critical drought conditions. High drought resistance and adaptability to various cultivation conditions make FILLADELFIA a profitable choice for farmers seeking a stable and high-quality oilseed harvest.