Pioneer·Oilseeds
PT329
PT329 is a mid-early winter rapeseed hybrid from Pioneer, 164–187 cm tall, resistant to TuYV, with the Rlm7 gene against phoma stem canker; the maker does not recommend early sowing.
Main advantages
- Resistance to TuYV — maker's data
- Phoma stem canker (Rlm7 gene) — resistance
- Lower seeding rates possible — avoid dense stands
- Direct combining — good suitability
- Tolerates delayed harvest — maker's data
Overview
About this product
A Pioneer winter rapeseed hybrid, mid-early in flowering and maturity, plant height 164–187 cm. It is resistant to TuYV and has quantitative and qualitative resistance to phoma stem canker, carrying the Rlm7 gene.
Lodging resistance is good, it tolerates delayed harvest, and suitability for direct combining is good. Early sowing dates are not recommended; at optimal dates sow 40–45 and at late dates 45–55 viable seeds/m².
The maker advises against dense stands.
Specifications
Agronomic profile
| Brand | Pioneer |
|---|---|
| Maturity | mid-early maturity type |
| Growing zones | Polissia +, Forest-Steppe +++, Steppe ++ |
| Sowing time | early: not recommended; optimal: recommended; late: recommended |
| Lodging resistance | good lodging resistance |
| Plant height | 164–187 cm |
| Flowering | mid-early |
| Disease resistance | TuYV resistant; quantitative and qualitative resistance to phoma stem canker (Rlm7 gene) |
| Seeding rate | early (not recommended) 35–40, optimal 40–45, late 45–55 viable seeds/m² (narrow row spacing 12.5–15 cm, optimal emergence conditions) |
| Row spacing | can be sown with wide row spacing and a drill that loosens the soil in the same pass |
| Other facts | Autumn development rate: medium; Response to growth regulators: good; at least two treatments in autumn are advisable; Suitability for direct combining: good; tolerates delayed harvest; Soil requirements: high +++, medium +++, low +; Need for autumn growth regulation (if the preceding crop is not fallow or peas): early sowing +++++, optimal +++, late +; Maker's recommendation: suits different levels of fertiliser input, responds best to intensive farming; can be sown at lower rates, avoid dense stands |
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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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