Sunflower Neta SU

Neta SU — a mid-late sunflower hybrid designed for extensive and moderately intensive cultivation technologies. It exhibits high resistance to herbicides containing tribenuron-methyl (SU), providing effective weed control when applying sulfonylurea herbicides. The hybrid is also tolerant to major sunflower diseases, including fusarium, phomopsis, gray and white mold, false powdery mildew, and resistant to races A-F of downy mildew, significantly enhancing its reliability under various agroclimatic conditions. One of the key features of Neta SU is its high drought tolerance, making it particularly valuable for cultivation in Steppe and Southern Forest-Steppe regions. The hybrid demonstrates a compensatory effect under reduced plant density, allowing it to maintain stable productivity even under insufficient water conditions. It is suitable for early sowing dates and exhibits good pollen fertility, contributing to high yield and oil content. The recommended seeding rate varies depending on soil moisture: 45-50 thousand seeds per hectare under insufficient moisture, and 55-60 thousand seeds per hectare under adequate moisture. The hybrid Neta SU has a high yield potential, reaching 50 centners per hectare, and high oil content in seeds — 51-55%. These characteristics make it an attractive choice for producers seeking high-quality and stable sunflower yields with high oil output. Due to its combination of disease, drought, and herbicide resistance, along with adaptability to various cultivation technologies, Neta SU is a reliable and efficient solution for modern farmers.