Lidea sunflower seed ES Epic

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ES Epic

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ES Epic — a mid-early high-oleic Lidea sunflower hybrid for the conventional system with 90–91% oleic acid, 49–51% oil content and, per the maker, genetic resistance to broomrape.

Main advantages

  • Oleic acid 90–91% — maker's data
  • Oil content 49–51% — maker's data
  • Broomrape infestation risk — genetic resistance
  • Isolation 300–400 m from linoleic crops — maker's requirement
  • Early sowing dates — avoid, per the maker

Overview

About this product

A mid-early high-oleic sunflower hybrid of the moderately intensive type for the conventional system, with a semi-inclined head. Oil content is 49–51%, oleic acid content 90–91%.

The maker points to protection of the harvest in regions at risk of broomrape infestation thanks to genetic resistance. Avoid sowing closer than 300–400 m to linoleic hybrids, and avoid early sowing dates.

The recommended density is 45–50 thousand plants/ha in the zone of insufficient moisture and 50–55 thousand plants/ha in the zone of sufficient moisture. Sow at a depth of 3–4 cm at a soil temperature of 10–12 °C.

The hybrid is recommended for the Steppe, Forest-Steppe and Polissia.

Specifications

Agronomic profile

BrandLidea
Typehigh-oleic
MaturityMedium Early
Registered zonesSteppe, Forest-Steppe
Growing zonesSteppe, Forest-Steppe, Polissia
HerbicideClassic
Sowing timeavoid early sowing dates
Oil content49–51%
Disease resistancegenetic resistance to broomrape (maker's score)
Plant density, good moisture50–55 thousand plants/ha
Plant density, low moisture45–50 thousand plants/ha
Sowing depth3–4 cm
Soil temperature for sowing10–12 °C
Other factsOleic acid content: 90–91%; Avoid placing the crop closer than 300–400 m to a neighbouring crop of linoleic hybrids; Hybrid type: moderately intensive; Head position: semi-inclined

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Questions & answers

What farmers ask most

  • Optimal sowing depends on crop, zone, and seasonal weather. Winter wheat in the Forest-Steppe: Sep 10–25. Corn: when soil is stable at +10°C at 10 cm depth. See the 12-month sowing calendar on the adam.ua blog.

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