Tridge summary
This article highlights two new rapeseed hybrids, RGT NIZZA CL and RGT AZURITE, developed by RAGT Seed Ltd, with a focus on their effective plant protection against autumn weeds and virus resistance, respectively. The NIZZA CL hybrid is resistant to the imidazolinone-based herbicide Cleratop, providing improved weed control, while the AZURITE hybrid offers virus resistance, contributing to higher yields and better performance in various soil conditions. Additionally, RAGT Seed has maintained the same seasonal prices for rapeseed as the previous year.
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Rapeseed plant protection has always been a catchy professional issue for even the most qualified professionals! Many farmers, even today, think hard about putting rapeseed in the crop rotation, and we can safely say that anyone who grows this crop with good results also testifies to his competence and the care of a good farmer. In our paper, we selected two of the myriad plant protection issues from RAGT’s rapeseed offerings. Highlighting the two hybrids is also considered important because both represent new genetics and in both cases boast far-above-average results from their experimental years. The development of imidazolinone-resistant (CL) rapeseed hybrids is based on a directed mutation-based breeding procedure. The herbicide Cleratop (BASF) used to control CL hybrids provides a pree-post effect on the sprayed area. This provides great security for keeping the rapeseed herd free of autumn weeds. It helps rapeseed growers who need to solve weed control over a large area and ...
Source: Magro
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