Sunflower SVE TOCH

SVE TOCH — an ultrarunner hybrid of sunflower, distinguished by high adaptability to stress conditions and early maturity. The plant is low, without branching, with a large head that is semi-turned downwards and has a curved stem. Leaves are of medium size and green color, ray florets are yellow and narrowly egg-shaped, tubular — orange. Seeds are conical in shape, black with distinct stripes, have above-average size and mass. The hybrid is characterized by high resistance to lodging, which ensures crop stability even under unfavorable conditions. SVE TOCH has a high productivity potential with seed yield in the Central Black Earth region averaging 22.4 centners/hectare and up to a maximum of 35.3 centners/hectare. Oil content in seeds is about 51.8%, which ensures an average oil harvest at the level of 15.3 centners/hectare. The hybrid is resistant to dodder (decoded as ABCDE) and powdery mildew, and also shows moderate resistance to white rot. Thanks to these characteristics, SVE TOCH is suitable for cultivation in various regions, including Central, Volga-Vyatka, Central Black Earth, Middle Volga, Lower Volga, Ural, and West Siberia. The SVE TOCH hybrid is recommended for late and stubble sowings, especially in the Southern Federal District, where its early maturity and disease resistance allow for effective use of sown areas. It is genetically close to the Svetlana hybrid and is one of the earliest products of the company "AGROPLAZMA". High oil content and stable yield make this hybrid an attractive choice for intensive farming and production of quality sunflower oil.