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1.32 Fodder beet Milana

Fodder beet Milana

Developers’ contact information

Republican Unitary Enterprise "The Scientific And Practical Center For Arable Farming of the National Academy of Sciences of Belarus"
1, Timiriasev Str., 222160 Zhodino
Tel/ Fax: +375 (1775) 370-66

D.V. Luzhinsiy
Tel.: +375 (1775) 7-10-28

Summary

Single-stem hybrid of semi-sugar fodder beet, high-yielding. Featured as fast-growing in initial period. Appropriate for growing in public sector farms and private farms. Appropriate for machine harvesting. Released outside of the country – in the Republic of Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan.

Description

New hybrid of fodder beet Milana is protected by Certificate of Authorship v0001010 (of 11 January 2006) for the variety of plants.

Technology type

Technical advantages and economic benefits

Hybrid F1 – is a single-stem, triploid, semi-sugar type. Few-flowered, resistant to early blight during vegetation, and to rotting during storage, appropriate for machine growing and harvesting. Featured as fast-growing in initial period. Maximum yield is 1373 centner/ha, collection of solids content is 244 centner/ha. Single-stem seed rate is 98-100%. Crop root submergence in soil is 60-65%, during harvesting the crop root is pulled out with little effort.

Technology differentiation and uniqueness

Single-stem semi-sugar hybrid, resistant to early blight during vegetation, and to rotting during storage. Featured as fast-growing in initial period. Appropriate for machine harvesting.

Context in which technology was identified

International Specialized Exhibition “Belagro – 2004-2008” (Minsk, Belarus).

Technological keywords

Fodder beets, variety, single-stem root.

Development Stage

Intellectual property rights

Range of applications

Agriculture, fodder production.

Classifier Used at the EU Innovation Relay Centres

Preferable Regions

Practical experience

Introduced into agricultural enterprises of the Republic of Belarus over the area of 3850 ha.

Environmental impact

Environmentally safe.

Type of collaboration sought

Terms and restrictions

Defined by the license contract.

Available technical assistance