OIL

Focus on Ultra-Early Maturity and Oil Content

The 'Neft' (Oil) sunflower hybrid, developed by the farm of Anton Vladimirovich Zavrazhnov, is positioned as a solution for farmers aiming to maximize efficiency during short growing seasons. In modern agriculture, the ability to harvest within 80–100 days is a strategic advantage, minimizing risks associated with weather anomalies and severe droughts in the second half of the summer.

Agrotechnological Features

This simple hybrid demonstrates high adaptability to intensive cultivation technologies. A key feature of 'Neft' is its resistance to imidazolinone herbicides (the 'Clearfield' or 'Euro-Lightning' system), which provides farmers with a powerful tool for combating the most aggressive weeds, including all known races of broomrape, while maintaining field cleanliness during early growth stages.

Biological Protection and Yield

• Crop Health: The hybrid's genetic architecture includes increased resistance to a complex of pathogens. Specifically, it shows high tolerance to phomopsis, phoma, powdery mildew, as well as white and grey rot. This significantly reduces the need for fungicide treatments during the season.
• Oil Content: High oil accumulation (50–55%) makes this hybrid highly attractive for processing companies focused on premium-quality raw materials.

Choosing 'Neft' from KFH Zavrazhnov A.V. is justified in regions prone to environmental stressors, where escaping peak summer heat before the seed-filling phase is critical. Consistent growth rates and technological flexibility make this hybrid a reliable component in the crop rotation strategy for farms utilizing post-emergence herbicides.