Pesma

Oil Content and Resilience: The «Pesma» Sunflower Hybrid

In the competitive landscape of Ukrainian agriculture, choosing a sunflower hybrid that combines reliability with high productivity is essential. The "Pesma" hybrid, developed by "AF Flora," is a straightforward, simple hybrid designed for farmers who prioritize consistent performance and high seed quality over complex cultivation demands.

The hybrid has gained a reputation for its adaptability to diverse Ukrainian soil and climate conditions. A core strength of "Pesma" lies in its genetic resistance: "AF Flora" has successfully bred high immunity against downy mildew and effective protection against powdery mildew. This resilience significantly lowers the reliance on intensive fungicide applications, offering a more cost-effective and sustainable approach to farming.

Agronomic Profile and Performance

With a flexible vegetation period ranging from 90 to 110 days, "Pesma" allows growers to optimize their sowing and harvesting windows, fitting well into various crop rotation cycles.

• Morphology: The plant grows to a height of 150–170 cm. It features a medium-sized, semi-convex head, which promotes uniform seed maturation and facilitates efficient harvesting with standard machinery.
• Product Quality: The oil content ranges from 50% to 55%, a high performance metric that makes this hybrid particularly attractive to processing plants.

Using "Pesma" in field operations is a logical choice for those seeking predictable results. Its uniform growth pattern and even maturation process ensure that harvesting remains straightforward, minimizing yield losses. For "AF Flora," "Pesma" stands as a testament to regional breeding excellence, providing a robust solution for modern farmers who demand consistency, high oil yields, and reliable resistance to common diseases in a single package.