Safari

The SAFARI hybrid sunflower is a mid-season variety with a vegetation period of 115-117 days from emergence to full maturity. It is characterized by high ecological plasticity and is adapted to various climatic and agronomic conditions, ensuring stable and high yields. Recommended for cultivation in the Central Chernozem, Ural, and West Siberian regions. The plants are tall, and flowering occurs early, which facilitates efficient use of the vegetation period.

SAFARI exhibits high resistance to major sunflower diseases, including false powdery mildew, phomopsis, sclerotinia, rust, and various races of downy mildew (A–G). The hybrid is also resistant to herbicides based on tribenuron-methyl, allowing the use of modern plant protection technologies without the risk of phytotoxicity. This feature makes it particularly attractive for farmers using herbicide technologies.

The hybrid's yield potential reaches 50-52 centners per hectare, with oil content in seeds potentially up to 52%. The hybrid is homozygous and demonstrates high stability and yield potential under various cultivation conditions. SAFARI is suitable for "Express" technology and is recommended for intensive cultivation using modern agronomic practices.