MAS Seeds·Oilseeds
MAS 804G
MAS 804G — an early-maturing linoleic sunflower hybrid from MAS Seeds tolerant to broomrape race G, with 49–52% oil; the maker scores its lodging resistance at 9 of 9.
Main advantages
- Broomrape race G — high tolerance, per the maker
- Oil 49–52% — maker's data
- Lodging resistance 9 of 9 — maker's score
- Early maturity — rotation flexibility, per the maker
Overview
About this product
An early-maturing linoleic sunflower hybrid tolerant to broomrape race G (ORO G). Oil content is 49–52%, the 1000-kernel weight 60–65 g, and the plant is of medium height.
By the maker's score, lodging resistance is 9 of 9, drought tolerance 8 of 9, early vigour 8 of 9 and tolerance to phoma and verticillium wilt 8 of 9. It is resistant to downy mildew RM9.
The maker writes that it suits intensive and extensive farming. Plant density at harvest is 60 000–65 000 plants/ha in optimal conditions and 50 000–55 000 in limited conditions.
Specifications
Agronomic profile
| Brand | MAS Seeds |
|---|---|
| Type | linoleic |
| Maturity | Early |
| Registered zones | Steppe, Forest-Steppe |
| Broomrape races | race G |
| Drought tolerance | 8 of 9 (maker's score) |
| Oil content | 49–52% |
| Lodging resistance | 9 of 9 (maker's score) |
| Early vigour | 8 of 9 (maker's score) |
| Plant height | medium |
| Disease resistance | downy mildew RM9; Sclerotinia basal rot 8 of 9; Sclerotinia head rot 7 of 9; Sclerotinia stem rot 8 of 9; phoma 8 of 9; verticillium wilt 8 of 9; phomopsis 8 of 9 (maker's score) |
| Plants at harvest | 60 000–65 000 plants/ha in optimal conditions; 50 000–55 000 plants/ha in limited conditions |
| Thousand-seed weight | 60–65 g; in the data sheet: medium-high |
| Other facts | Flowering: early; Head shape: slightly convex; head tilt: slightly inclined; Adaptability to growing conditions: optimal 4 of 4, limited 4 of 4 (maker's score) |
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Questions & answers
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- 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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