Cadet
Sunflower
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An ultra-early sunflower hybrid from Ukrainian breeders, designed for stable performance in varying climatic conditions.
Description
A Reliable Choice for Early Harvest
The «Kadet» sunflower hybrid, developed by the V. Ya. Yuriev Plant Production Institute of the NAAS, is a testament to Ukrainian breeding precision. Designed for regions where early maturity is a priority, this hybrid has become a staple for farmers looking to mitigate climate-related risks through a short, efficient growing cycle.
Key Agronomic Traits
With a vegetation period of 90–100 days, «Kadet» belongs to the ultra-early maturity category. This allows producers to harvest before the onset of extreme late-summer heat and perfectly timing the preparation of fields for subsequent winter crops. As a simple hybrid, it offers consistent development across the field and reliable yield performance under various soil conditions common in Ukraine.
- Originator: V. Ya. Yuriev Plant Production Institute of the NAAS.
- Type: Simple hybrid.
- Vegetation period: 90–100 days.
- Adaptability: High resilience to environmental stressors.
The market reputation of «Kadet» is built on its consistency. By focusing on rapid development and stable maturation, it serves as an excellent risk-management tool for agricultural enterprises aiming to optimize their crop rotation cycle without compromising yield quality.
Specifications
| Hybrid Type | |
|---|---|
| Vegetation Period | 90-100 days |
| Catalog | Catalog → Sunflower |
| Originator | Yuriev PPI NAAS |
| Country | Ukraine |
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