Canadian rapeseed seeds, hybrid winter rapeseed seeds, Kherson region.

"Sherbrook" is a high-yielding hybrid of European selection. For this reason, it is in demand by Ukrainian farmers who strive to combine innovative technologies in breeding with the adaptation of culture to our climate.

Advantages of the Sherbrooke hybrid:
Cold resistance;
Adaptability to late sowing;
Morphological indicators ideal for the Ukrainian climate;
Intensive side branching;
Fast spring start of growth;
Resistant to the effects of fertilized;
Tolerance to insufficient moisture;(//tractor-service.com)
Resistance to infectious agents;
Resistance to lying down.
Where is the Sherbrook hybrid grown in Ukraine?
The "Sherbrook" hybrid demonstrated high yield in all regions of Europe even at the testing stage. Due to the geographical proximity and the natural and climatic similarity of European countries and Ukraine, our "Sherbrook" has the most colorful prospects, already confirmed by the harvests. "Sherbrook" grows steadily everywhere, and is also suitable for cultivation in the steppe arid regions of the country. Thanks to the breeders' ability to optimally use moisture in the soil, "Sherbrook" survives even in extreme conditions.

When will the Sherbrook hybrid be removed?
The main task of agricultural producers is to preserve the harvest that the Sherbrooke hybrid will give. To do this, you need to clearly "catch" the moment when you need to start cleaning. The lowest yield losses are observed when the moisture content of the seeds is 8 — 9%. Resistance to all types of appliedfertilized allows "level" the crops so that the moisture level of the seeds is the same over the entire harvested area. The ripeness of "Sherbrook" can be determined by the bright shade of the seeds and the specific rustle when shaken.

Does the Sherbrooke hybrid deplete the soil?
"Sherbrook" can deplete soil resources only if there is a violation of crop rotation, unverified technology of fertilizer application, lack of care for crops. "Sherbrook" should be sown after beans andpotatoes. Crops following "Sherbrook" can be grain and vegetable crops, except for cabbage. Cabbage - radish,cabbage etc. - it is impossible to sow in one field neither before nor after "Sherbrook". A big advantage of "Sherbrook" is the protection of subsequent crops from root rot, which is dangerous for cereals. That is why it is preferable to sow grain after rapeseed.