Sunflower SG-17 is a high-yielding hybrid with resistance to stress factors and various races of downy mildew. This variety is characterized by early maturity and high drought tolerance, making it an optimal choice for cultivation in southern and southeastern regions. Seed oil content reaches 51-53%, and yield potential may reach up to 55 centners per hectare. Seeds are treated with fungicides and microfertilizers, which contribute to disease protection and increased yield.
SG-17 belongs to the medium-maturing sunflower group with a vegetation period of 116 to 125 days. The hybrid is resistant to five races of downy mildew, ensuring stable yields even under adverse conditions. Sunflower seeds have high flavor quality and are suitable for oil production, confirming their versatility and commercial attractiveness.
Sunflower SG-17 is primarily cultivated for oilseed production. Seeds are characterized by black-colored kernel, which is typical for oilseed sunflower varieties. Due to its properties and treatment, this hybrid ensures high efficiency and product quality, making it popular among agricultural producers.
