Uladivskyi CS 35

Practical Experience with Sugar Beet "Uladivskyi ChS 35"

For agronomists working with sugar beet, crop stability is far more important than mere catalog specifications. Our experience with the "Uladivskyi ChS 35" hybrid from VNIS shows that this variety is a reliable tool for operations focused on predictable results. The main advantage of this hybrid is its disease resistance, which greatly simplifies the planning of crop protection systems.

Disease Resistance and Protection

In the field, the hybrid demonstrates excellent resistance to key threats: cercospora, powdery mildew, and root rots. While past seasons often forced us to constantly adjust fungicide schedules due to high infection pressure, "Uladivskyi ChS 35" allows us to significantly reduce emergency spraying needs. The plant possesses a robust immunity, enabling us to save on chemicals without risking plant stand density.

Harvesting and Yield Characteristics

As a Normal-Sugar (NZ) type, this hybrid is perfectly balanced. We achieve not only significant total yields but also a consistent sugar output. There is a tangible benefit for operators and engineers: the roots have a cylindrical-conical shape and large size, which significantly eases the operation of harvesting machinery. Large roots are extracted from the soil more easily, reducing the load on combine components and decreasing the volume of foreign material in the hopper.

• Ploidy Type: Diploid, ensuring high germination energy and uniform emergence.
• Efficiency: Large root shape facilitates mechanized harvesting.
• Raw Material Quality: Sugar content remains in the 18–19% range, making the product highly sought after by processing plants.

By choosing VNIS, we get planting material adapted to our climatic realities. "Uladivskyi ChS 35" is forgiving of minor agronomic inconsistencies and shows high adaptability across various soil types. It is an honest, dependable hybrid for those who value predictability during the harvest season.