NPZ·Oilseeds
Karat
Karat — a winter rapeseed from NPZ resistant to phoma (genes RlmS and Rlm12) and light leaf spot (LLS-A); per the maker, it has the top score of 9 for seed and oil yield.
Main advantages
- Phoma (genes RlmS and Rlm12) — for a maritime climate
- Light leaf spot resistance — for mild, wet winters
- Top score of 9 for yield — maker's data
- Branched roots — reliability in frosty winters
- Low tendency to elongate — flexible sowing dates
Overview
About this product
The maker NPZ describes Karat as a long-stemmed, robust variety with a healthy stem up to harvest. The new phoma resistance genes RlmS and Rlm12 give reliability in a maritime climate, and light leaf spot resistance (LLS-A) protects in mild, wet winters.
Flowering is later (score 4); plant height scores 6 and stem ripeness 5. The strongly branched root system gives reliability in frosty winters.
A low tendency to stem elongation in autumn allows flexible sowing dates. The maker advises applying growth-regulating fungicides sparingly, very early or during flowering.
Specifications
Agronomic profile
| Brand | NPZ |
|---|---|
| Use | winter rapeseed |
| Winter hardiness | the strongly branched root system gives reliability in frosty winters and faster recovery (per the maker) |
| Sowing time | flexible sowing dates, low tendency to stem elongation |
| Early vigour | robust autumn growth |
| Plant height | long-stemmed, score 6 |
| Flowering | later flowering, score 4 |
| Disease resistance | phoma (resistance genes RlmS and Rlm12); light leaf spot resistance (LLS-A) |
| Row spacing | 28 cm with precision (single-seed) sowing rather than 56 cm |
| Other facts | Seed and oil yield: top score of 9, per the maker's data; Stem ripeness: score 5 |
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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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