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ES EMERIC
Sunflower
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Oil Content
45-50%
Vegetation Period
100-110 days
Herbicide Tolerance
Euro-Lightning
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About product
The hybrid sunflower ES EMERIC belongs to the mid-early maturity group with a maturity period of 106-110 days and is developed using the Clearfield Plus technology, which ensures reliable weed control and resistance to the fungus G. This hybrid is characterized by high adaptability and is suitable for cultivation in various climatic zones of Ukraine, including the steppe, forest-steppe, and Poliss…
Oil Content
45-50%
Vegetation Period
100-110 days
Herbicide Tolerance
Euro-Lightning
Description
The hybrid sunflower ES EMERIC belongs to the mid-early maturity group with a maturity period of 106-110 days and is developed using the Clearfield Plus technology, which ensures reliable weed control and resistance to the fungus G. This hybrid is characterized by high adaptability and is suitable for cultivation in various climatic zones of Ukraine, including the steppe, forest-steppe, and Polissia, as well as demonstrates good drought tolerance.
ES EMERIC seeds have extra grade fraction and undergo fungicide and insecticide treatment, which contributes to protection against diseases and pests. The hybrid exhibits high resistance to main sunflower diseases such as rust and verticillium, significantly increasing yield stability. The recommended seeding rate varies depending on soil moisture and ranges from 45 to 55 thousand seeds per hectare.
ES EMERIC is characterized by high oil content (49-51%) and oleic acid (90-91%), which provides additional profit through premium payment for high oleic content. The hybrid's yield reaches 4.0-4.6 tons per hectare at a planting density of 150 000 seeds, corresponding to an area of 2.2-2.5 hectares. Thanks to the combination of high productivity, disease resistance, and quality oil characteristics, ES EMERIC is a profitable choice for intensive and moderately intensive farming.
ES EMERIC seeds have extra grade fraction and undergo fungicide and insecticide treatment, which contributes to protection against diseases and pests. The hybrid exhibits high resistance to main sunflower diseases such as rust and verticillium, significantly increasing yield stability. The recommended seeding rate varies depending on soil moisture and ranges from 45 to 55 thousand seeds per hectare.
ES EMERIC is characterized by high oil content (49-51%) and oleic acid (90-91%), which provides additional profit through premium payment for high oleic content. The hybrid's yield reaches 4.0-4.6 tons per hectare at a planting density of 150 000 seeds, corresponding to an area of 2.2-2.5 hectares. Thanks to the combination of high productivity, disease resistance, and quality oil characteristics, ES EMERIC is a profitable choice for intensive and moderately intensive farming.
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| Oil Content | 45-50% |
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| Vegetation Period | 100-110 days |
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Herbicide Tolerance
Herbicide Tolerance
Unique combination of the herbicide EURO-LIGHTNING®, containing two active ingredients of the imidazolinone class, and high-yielding hybrids resistant to this herbicide, developed using traditional selection methods (without genetic engineering). Advantages of using CLEARFIELD te... |
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| Catalog | Catalog → Sunflower |
| Manufacturer | Euralis Semences |
| Country | France |
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