Line-bred canola
The inbred line JEREMY exhibits rapid fall growth on par with fast-growing hybrid varieties. Root collar diameters of nearly two centimeters are not uncommon at the start of winter. With APS 2, JEREMY also possesses the corresponding reserves of winter hardiness. In terms of the onset of flowering, this inbred line is classified identically to its popular predecessor, HARRY. For eight years now, JEREMY has been considered one of the highest-performing inbred rapeseed varieties in Central Europe. In dry areas in particular, field emergence is often borderline, leading to the premature plowing under of poor-quality rapeseed stands. In such regions, the significantly more cost-effective inbred rapeseed varieties should definitely be preferred.
Variety characteristics
Source: AGES – Institut für Nachhaltige Pflanzenproduktion
1 = very low development … 9 = very high development
| Packaging unit: | 750.000 grains or 1,5 Mio. grains |
| Sowing rate: | 1 Pkg / 1,5 ha or 1 Pkg / 3 ha |
| Organic seeds: | unavailable |
| Untreated seeds: | available |
| Scenic Gold coating: | available |
| Buteo Start coating: | available |
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Hybrid canola
The number 1 in grain yield – the officially highest-yielding canola variety!
