SHERPA NPZ-Lembke winter rapeseed
SHERPA – Leader in productivity!
SHERPA is a high-yielding, fast-growing and viable hybrid with high suitability for late sowing periods.
Advantages of Sherpa:
This hybrid has a record yield of 68.5 t/ha. Good winter hardiness, high regenerative capacity in spring, high drought resistance.
SHERPA combines a classic medium-tall growth type with a tall main stem and very long lateral shoots. An important feature of SHERPA is its extremely effective root, which has a large proportion of root hairs and lateral roots.
This enables the hybrid to efficiently absorb nutrients and moisture.
SHERPA is the hybrid that will provide the most intensive technology for growing winter
rape.
Characteristics of the SHERPA hybrid :
Yield
grains - 55-68 c/ha
Grain oiliness - 45.7%
Suitability for early sowing dates - unsuitable
Suitability for late and very late sowing dates - suitable
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Initial growth - intensive
Development in autumn is very fast.
The tendency to pull out the growth point is weak.
The reaction to the re-regulation before closing the lines is very good.
The reaction to reregulation in phases from 6 to 8 leaves is good.
Winter hardiness is very high.
Restoration of vegetation - average
Spring development - fast
Flowering - average
Tolerance to fomosis is high.
Tolerance to sclerotiniosis is high.
The height of the plants is medium, 165-175 cm
Drought resistance is very high.
Resistance to laying is very high.
Ripening type - from mid-early to mid-ripe
Resistance to cracking of pods is very high.
Suitability for short-term downtime - not suitable.