RAGT sunflower seed RGT Filladelfiia

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RGT Filladelfiia

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RGT Filladelfiia — a mid-early linoleic RAGT sunflower hybrid with conventional herbicide protection, resistant to broomrape races A–G and new races of downy mildew, for zones of insufficient moisture and drought.

Main advantages

  • Broomrape races A–G — resistance, per the maker
  • Drought tolerance 9/9 — maker's score
  • Lodging resistance 9/9 — maker's score
  • New downy mildew races — resistance
  • Density 40–60 thousand/ha — depending on moisture

Overview

About this product

RGT Filladelfiia is a mid-early linoleic sunflower hybrid with conventional herbicide protection and resistance to broomrape races A–G and to new races of downy mildew; the plant is compact and below average in height. The maker calls the oil content high.

Maker's scores on a 1–9 scale

drought tolerance, lodging resistance and downy mildew
9
early vigour, phomopsis, phoma, rust and white head rot
8

Density at harvest is 55–60 thousand plants/ha with medium moisture, 50–55 with insufficient, 45–50 in the drought zone and 40–45 in the critical drought zone.

Specifications

Agronomic profile

BrandRAGT
Typelinoleic
MaturityMedium Early
Registered zonesSteppe, Forest-Steppe
Growing zoneszones of insufficient moisture and drought (per the maker)
HerbicideClassic
Broomrape resistance (races)A, B, C, D, E, F, G
Drought tolerance9/9 (maker's score)
Sowing timeearly-optimal, optimal and late-optimal (recommended by the maker)
Lodging resistance9/9 (maker's score)
Early vigour8/9 (maker's score)
Plant heightbelow average
Disease resistanceresistance to new downy mildew races; phomopsis 8/9, phoma 8/9, rust 8/9, white head rot 8/9, downy mildew 9/9 (maker's score)
Plant density, unstable moisture55–60 thousand plants/ha at harvest (medium moisture zone)
Plant density, low moisture50–55 thousand plants/ha at harvest (insufficient moisture zone)
Other factsDensity at harvest in the drought zone: 45–50 thousand plants/ha; Oil content: high; Density at harvest in the critical drought zone: 40–45 thousand plants/ha

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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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