Irma

Sunflower variety Irma is a mid-season hybrid characterized by high yield and product quality. This variety was developed using modern selection methods and has been registered in the plant variety registry, confirming its stability and adaptability to various climatic conditions. Plants reach a height of 132 to 150 cm, have a single-head structure with a head diameter of 18-22 cm, slightly convex and downward-tilted. Leaves are green, medium-sized, and slightly blistered, promoting good photosynthesis and crop development. Seeds of sunflower Irma have high oil content, reaching 48.4-50.4%, making this variety attractive for oil production. The thousand seed mass varies from 49 to 64 grams, with a huskiness of 23-26%. Seeds are black in color and oval-shaped, facilitating their processing and sowing. The hybrid is resistant to lodging and shows high tolerance to diseases such as sclerotinia, significantly reducing the risk of yield loss and improving quality. Variety Irma is suitable for sowing in various regions and ensures a stable high yield with proper agronomic practices. Due to its characteristics, it is widely used in agriculture for producing high-quality oil products. Seeds of sunflower Irma are available in specialized agro-stores and are intended for sowing in 2024, enabling farmers to plan efficient production and achieve maximum return on sowing areas.