Hazar sunflower is an oilseed crop intended for cultivation in agriculture to obtain seeds used in both food and industrial sectors. This hybrid belongs to the mid-maturing varieties, ensuring optimal ripening times and enabling effective planning of agronomic activities. Hazar sunflower seeds are distinguished by their high oil content, making them highly sought after for the production of sunflower oil and other products.
The Hazar hybrid has been developed in accordance with modern requirements for resistance and yield. It exhibits high drought and pest resistance, including resistance to up to six parasitic plants of the dodder, significantly reducing the risk of crop loss. Additionally, Hazar sunflower demonstrates resistance to herbicides based on tribenuron-methyl, facilitating weed control and improving the efficiency of agronomic practices.
The cultivation of Hazar sunflower is recommended in steppe and forest-steppe zones, where it shows stable yields up to 55 centners per hectare. The average vegetation period is approximately 105-110 days, allowing flexible adaptation of the crop to regional climatic conditions. Due to its characteristics, Hazar sunflower is a reliable choice for farmers focused on producing high-quality oilseed crops.
