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Most of our contracted seed production involves oil radiss, mustard, honey grass and sand oat. Besides them seed production of autumn coleseed, rye, buckwheat and oil flax is also significant. Our perspective plants are wild pea, soy, cattle pea and lupin. Our ecologically produced seeds are gaining more and more popularity.
Cultivated radish belongs to the he family of cruciferaea, it is part of the radish species and is an oil-seed plant version. It is a long-day plant with a breeding season of 120-140 days if sown in spring. The pests and pathogens of the cruciferae plants can be found on it, as well, thus its plant ptotection requires continuous attention Its ability to inhibit weeds is good, in case of an uneven development chemican intervention is ncessary. Its nutrient demand is medium, it reacts well to soil supplementation containing sulphur and boron. It favours soil types that warm up easily and have a good water management, it is sensitive to extreme soil types. It is a suitable green plant preceding cereals.
Plant height:
150-200 cm
Seed mass for 1,000 seeds:
6-8 g
Optimal sowing time:
Mid-March
Expected harvest time:
End of July/early August
Seed demand:
8-10 kg/ha
Sowing depth:
2-4 cm
Recommended row space:
Grain-, double grain row space
Harvesting:
With a combine harvester that has a rotor (possibly with a side scythe)
If you need further information about the palant chosen, turn to our colleagues dealing with contracted production, they are ready to help you.
Mustard belongs to the family of cruciferae (Brassicacea), white mustard is species of the Sinapis genus, while other mustard species belong to the Brassica genus. White mustard is a long-day plant with a short breeding season (105–135 days) . The pests and pathogens of the cruciferae plants can be found on the white msutard, as well, thus its plant ptotection requires continuous attention. Its ability to inhibit weeds is good, in case of an uneven development chemican intervenion is ncessary. Its nutrient demand is medium, it reacts well to soil supplementation containing sulphur and boron. It favours soil types that warm up easily and have a good water management, it is sensitive to extreme soil types. It is a suitable green plant preceding cereals.
Plant height:
170-190 cm
Seed mass for 1,000 seeds
5.5-6 g
Optimal sowing time:
Mid-March
Expected harvest time:
mid-July/end of July
Seed demand:
8-10 kg/ha
Sowing depth:
2-4 cm
Recommended row space:
Grain-, double grain row space
Harvesting:
With a combine harvester for cereals (possibly with a side scythe)
If you need further information about the palant chosen, turn to our colleagues dealing with contracted production, they are ready to help you.
It is a diploid oat that belongs to the one-year glumaceous oat species. It is a paniculate grass, which can be grown with cereal technology, but the pathogens and pests of cerely are less likely to appear on it. If necessary, it can be protected easily ffwith effective chemical intervention. Its ability to inhibit weeds is good and it is also good at exploiting water, it can tie down nitrogen wel, but excessive nitrogen output can make it bend. It can be grown on weaker, sandy soils safely. Damage done by game is not typical.
Plant height:
140-160 cm
Seed mass for 1,000 seeds:
17-21 g
Optimal sowing time:
Mid-March
Expected harvest time:
early July/mid-July
Seed demand:
80-120 kg/ha
Sowing depth:
2-4 cm
Recommended row space:
Cereal row space
Harvesting:
with a cereal combine harvester
If you need further information about the palant chosen, turn to our colleagues dealing with contracted production, they are ready to help you.
A soft-stem plant with rapid growth and a short breeding season from North-America, which belongs to the borage order and good at enriching soil. As its Hungarian name shows, it produces honey. Its ability to inhibit weeds is good, its pathogens and pests are not significant, chemical intervention is rarely needed. It is able to tolerate extreme soil types and more modest nutient provision well. It is a suitable green plant preceding cereals.
Plant height:
40-90 cm
Seed mass for 1,000 seeds:
1.5-1.9 g
Optimal sowing time:
Mid-March
Expected harvest time:
early July/mid-July
Seed demand:
8-10 kg/ha
Sowing depth:
3-4 cm
Recommended row space:
Grain-, double grain row space
Harvesting:
in one go (dessiccation) with a combine harvester or in two stages (windrowing – windrow picking)
If you need further information about the palant chosen, turn to our colleagues dealing with contracted production, they are ready to help you.
If you need further information about the palant chosen, turn to our colleagues dealing with contracted production, they are ready to help you.
Production contracts can be settled both in HUF and Euros.
The base seeds necessary for seed production vare delivered to our partners in time, the price of the base seeds will be deducted from the yield without charging an interest rate.
Our collegaues keep in touch ith our contracted partners on a regular basis during the prodiction stage. We support production with our professional experience and advice and do our best to resolve upcoming problems.
Seed propagation is reported to the authorities involved (District Offices /NÉBIH Seed-telated departments.
Farmers and our colleagues will establish the time of the harvest together in the framework of a joint inspection.
We help with transporting the seeds produced to our site in Sárbogárd with our own vehicles.
After the products arrive, the seed examination laboratory will carry out quality examinations and on the basis of this examination we will complete the bonification of the seed entry.
Fast payment, which can be completed within two weeks reckoned from the settlement of the accounts in the currency agreed previously.
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