Sibson

Sibson sunflower is a high-yielding hybrid developed using modern technologies that ensure stability and high performance. It demonstrates strong early growth, contributing to rapid plant development and strengthening. The hybrid is characterized by high drought resistance and lodging resistance, making it a reliable choice for various climatic conditions. Thanks to its genetic resistance to seven races of downy mildew and complex disease tolerance, Sibson protects the crop from common phytopathogens.

The sunflower's vegetative period is approximately 104-106 days, and plant height reaches 170-180 cm, indicating a strong root system and optimal structure for efficient nutrient uptake. The flower head diameter varies within 23-25 cm, promoting high seed yield with 1000-seed mass ranging from 65 to 72 grams. High seed germination energy (around 97%) and "Elite" seed class ensure excellent germination and seedling quality.

The Sibson hybrid is characterized by high yield, which reaches 28.9 to 37.6 centners per hectare in different regions, and with the application of SUMO/Granstar/Express technology, it can achieve more than 50 centners per hectare with oil content in seeds of 49-51%. Resistance to pests and diseases such as false powdery mildew, sunflower moth, Phomopsis, Phomopsis, and Alternaria ensures crop protection and reduces the need for intensive chemical protection. All these characteristics make sunflower Sibson an optimal choice for field cultivation aimed at achieving high-quality yield.