Freesol

Stable yields with minimal risk

When working with Batavia-type lettuce, getting a uniform head by harvest time is critical. By choosing "Frizol" from Monsanto, you are opting for predictability. This variety is a real lifesaver for those tired of battling downy mildew. The hybrid's genetic resistance to this disease allows for a reduction in fungicide applications, saving both your budget and the time usually spent monitoring leaf health.

Agronomic features and management

The light green leaves and dense structure make "Frizol" an ideal candidate for both fresh market sales and processing. In the field, the plant performs aggressively in the best way possible: it rapidly accumulates leaf mass, forming large, heavy heads even with early maturity.

• Maturity: An early start allows for quicker field clearance for the second crop.
• Maintenance: Batavia requires precise irrigation management; however, "Frizol" is forgiving of minor moisture fluctuations and does not bolt prematurely.
• Resilience: Genetic protection against downy mildew significantly simplifies the agronomist's work during high-humidity periods.

If you are looking for a high-tech product that delivers consistent results in intensive vegetable farming, this variety from Monsanto will become a reliable link in your production cycle.