Sunflower KIMI RF 78

KIMI RF 78 is an early-maturing linoleic sunflower hybrid with high yield potential and high oil content in seeds, reaching 52-56%. The hybrid is characterized by strong adaptability to various soil-climate conditions, enabling successful cultivation in areas with different levels of moisture, including arid regions. Plants have a medium height of about 155 cm and a 1000-seed weight of about 72 grams, indicating good seed mass and quality.

One of the key features of KIMI RF 78 is its high drought and lodging resistance, ensuring stable yields even under challenging agroclimatic conditions. The hybrid possesses genetic resistance to a wide spectrum of diseases, including root and head rot, Phomopsis, Phomoz, sooty mold, and dry rot, as well as to seven races of downy mildew (A-G). High initial growth energy and adaptability to growing conditions make this hybrid especially attractive for regions with variable climates.

To achieve maximum yield, it is recommended to follow optimal planting density, which varies depending on soil moisture levels: from 40-45 thousand plants per hectare under critical drought conditions to 55-60 thousand plants per hectare in areas with adequate moisture. The cultivation technology is classical, facilitating its integration into existing agronomic systems. Due to the combination of high productivity, resistance to stress and diseases, KIMI RF 78 is a reliable choice for farmers seeking a stable and high-quality sunflower crop.