High-yielding, early, triple-row hybrid.
Vegetation period for southern steppe zone: 85-90 days, for forest-steppe zone up to 105 days.
Large, convex flower head. Plants are low-growing, average height 105-125 cm. When sown late or in more northern regions, may reach 140-160 cm.
Advantages
Highly resistant to lodging. Hybrid shows rapid development in early growth stage. Efficiently utilizes spring soil moisture reserves. Very early flowering. Early maturity allows utilization of higher oilseed prices, which typically occur at the beginning of the season. Less residue compared to other hybrids. Hybrid can be grown in northern regions where sunflower is viable. In southern steppe zone, it can be used as a post-early cereal crop.
Recommendations
To achieve maximum yield, the hybrid requires higher plant density. Shows good performance when grown with narrow row spacing down to 45 cm.
