Sunflower VK 101 SUR is an ultraprecoce variety with a vegetation period ranging from 74 to 80 days, significantly shorter than other varieties and enabling a second harvest per year after winter crops. This variety is characterized by high early maturity and low stature, with plant height ranging from 145 to 170 cm. Due to its resistance to lodging and drought, as well as high resistance to diseases and stress factors, VK 101 SUR is suitable for cultivation in all climatic zones, including northern regions with a frost-free period of no less than 110 days. Sunflower seedlings can withstand frosts down to -7°C, expanding the possibilities for sowing and cultivation.
The seeds of the VK 101 SUR variety have a high oil content, making it valuable for the oil-producing industry. The potential yield ranges from 24 to 30 centners per hectare, ensuring stable results under various climatic conditions. The latest sowing date is July 20, allowing flexible planning of agronomic activities. The seeds are treated with special agents to protect against diseases and pests, contributing to plant health and increased yield.
Sunflower as a crop has a rich history and is an important source of oil and nutrients. The seeds contain essential fatty acids such as linoleic, stearic, and oleic acids, as well as minerals and vitamins of groups A, B, C, E, and K. These properties make sunflower not only a valuable agricultural product but also an important component in animal and poultry feeding. The VK 101 SUR variety combines high productivity, adaptability, and seed quality, making it a profitable choice for farmers.
