Agata

Technical profile of the Agata variety: adaptability and root geometry

The Agata Daikon radish from OOO 'Agro-Best' is a specialized selection form focused on intensive cultivation cycles in both protected and open field environments. Unlike standard early-maturing radish varieties, Agata features an extended growing period of 50–60 days, allowing the root to accumulate a dense, succulent pulp structure without the risk of rapid lignification of the tissues.

Morphological features and development

A key technical feature of this variety is the plasticity of the root shape. Depending on the soil substrate type and planting density, Agata demonstrates transitional characteristics between a classic cylinder and a rounded form. This is critical for farmers, as it allows for the adjustment of marketable product dimensions through specific agrotechnical practices.

• Biological resource: 50–60 days from emergence to technical maturity ensures stable yield output during the spring and autumn periods.
• Pulp structure: White, dense, with high dry matter content, which enhances the storage capability of the root after harvest.
• Adaptability: The variety is optimized to meet 'Agro-Best' requirements for stress resistance during temperature fluctuations in the off-season.

The choice of Agata is justified where a combination of high root density and crop stability is required. The white skin and pulp color, combined with the cylindrical-round geometry, make this hybrid convenient for mechanized washing and pre-sale packaging. Utilizing breeding material from originators working with the 'Agro-Best' brand ensures line purity and predictable plant development throughout all ontogenesis stages.