Vegetable crop catalog

Suitable for fresh market, processing and short storage (up to 4 months). Matures in 85-95 days after transplanting.

Produces flat-round heads averaging 4-8 kg in weight and showing good field-holding ability. The head features a short core and thin inner leaves.

Resistant to Fusarium yellows (Race 1). Recommended planting density is 30,000-35,000 pl/ha.

Suitable for spring-summer and summer-fall cropping in the open field.

Matures in 68-72 days from transplanting. Has the ability to form standard heads even in dry and hot weather.

Due to unique uniform heads it is possible to make an accurate harvesting plan. Snow-white heads.

Recommended planting density 20-30 thousand pl/ha, depending on the conditions. For Autumn culture little thickening is possible (35-38 / ha).

A good choice for Spring-Summer and Summer-Autumn cropping.

Matures 118–120 days after sowing. Produces globe-shaped bulbs with nice intense deep-red color of skin.

The bulbs are extremely uniform, best results among its segment. Excellent skin retention and adapted for mechanical harvesting.

Suitable for fresh market, processing and long storage. Resistant to Fusarium basal rot (R) and Pink root rot (IR).

Recommended for cultivation by direct seeding in all growing areas of the Ukraine.

The tops are strong, upright and dark green in color. The white shank (basal portion of the stem) measures 9-10 cm in length.

Produces premium quality tops and shows excellent tolerance to bulbing. Resistant to Fusarium basal rot and Pink root rot.

Derived by a cross between the Allium cepa and Allium fistulosum types resulting in tops being harvestable much earlier than in Allium fistulosum. Suitable for extra early production of green tops in early spring and for continuous production of superior quality green tops from early spring till late autumn, as well as for greenhouse culture in winter.

Is recommended for cultivation in all growing areas of the Ukraine and Moldova. .

Matures in 68-70 days after sowing. Vigorous plants, big leaves, well-developed root-system.

Big fruits, 210-230 g, with attractive pink coloring. Flat-round form.

Has higher density and transportability than other hybrids in its segment. Due to its resistance to a range of diseases, fruit’s performance is excellent under a variety of different conditions.

Resistant to Fusarium crown and Root rot, Leaf mold (Cladosporium fulvum, races 3, 5) of tomatoes, Nematode, Tobacco Mosaic Virus (Strains 0-2), Fusarium wilt (Races 1, 2) and Verticillium wilt. Suitable for growing in plastic and glass greenhouses.

Matures in approximately 70-75 days after transplanting, depending on the growing conditions. The plant is vigorous, with an upright, open growth habit.

Produces blocky, thick-walled fruit averaging 13 x 11 cm in size. Most of the fruit are 4 lobed.

The fruit mature from a nice glossy green to a very intense red color at full ripeness, have exceptional eating qualities and are second to none in appearance. Resistant to Bacterial spot (Races 1-3), Potato virus Y (Strain 0) and Tobamovirus (Pathotype P0).

Suitable for cultivation in the open field and in plastic film greenhouses.

The vigorous, healthy vine provides good fruit cover. The rind is resilient, dark green in color, with dark stripes.

The flesh is firm, crisp, deep red in color and of excellent eating quality (very sweet and flavorful). The fruit are nearly perfectly round in shape, averaging 22 x 25 cm in size and 7 – 8 kg in weight, depending on the growing conditions.

The hybrid is notable for extremely high uniformity of its fruit and unique dark color of the rind, resulting in exceptional marketability and newly harvested appearance of the product. The resilient rind of this watermelon hybrid makes it an excellent shipper.

Suitable for extra early production of watermelons, including that under plastic cover or using agricultural fleece.

Matures in 60–65 days after transplanting. The moderately vigorous plants show concentrated fruit set. Ideally suited for mechanical harvest.

Excellent vine storage and crack resistance. The jointless, firm, square-round fruit weighing 65–70 g have good shipping qualities. The fruit are bright red, with small stem scars.

Suitable for whole peeling, paste and catsup. Medium viscosity and high soluble solids. Perfectpeel F1 PS is a leading multiple use hybrid in the processing tomato market in Italy.

Resistant to Alternaria stem canker, Gray leaf spot, Bacterial spot, Fusarium wilt (race 1) and Verticillium wilt (all races). Recommended for open-field cultivation by transplanting and direct seeding.

High-yielding hybrid for growing under different climatic conditions. The plant has a good force of growing.

Suitable for cultivation in the summer-autumn period. Heads of a domed shape, smooth, weighing up to 2 kg, ideally white.

Perfect for all types of processing and freezing. The density of standing is 28-33 thousand plants/ha.

Matures in 110-115 days after planting. Vigorous plant, with nice leaf covering of head. Head is well structured.

Differs from other standard sorts for conversion by the absence of the bitterness. Excellent for cooking. Uniform structure of the plant and the heads provides the ability for a sufficient one-time harvesting.

Heads lay high over the ground. Tolerant to thrips injury and resistant to Fusarium yellows (Race 1). Its structure allows well transpiration which prevents rotting.

Suitable for conversion, storage for 6-7 months and fresh market. Recommended planting density: 25-35 thousand plants/ha.

Outstanding shadow tolerance allows planting in the earliest terms. Keeps nice commercial-yield look and green fruits for the entire fruiting period, even in hot times.

Fruits don’t overgrow for a long time. Excellent density and keeping quality.

Compact and opened plant. Very flexible hybrid that is suitable for growing in different climate conditions and that is sustainable against lots of diseases, temperature drops and low-light conditions.

Suitable for extra early production in early spring. The plant features an aggressive root system and good leaf cover. Produces globe-shaped bulbs that average 250–300 g in weight depending on the growing conditions. The skin is light brown.

Market-ready bulbs are produced in late May-early June. The green tops may be cut for bunching from early or mid-May. Sowing date is of critical importance. The optimum sowing date for Ukraine is 20–25 August.

Too early sowing reduces winter hardiness. Too late sowing contributes to bolting susceptibility. Intermediate resistance (IR) to Pink root rot and Fusarium basal rot. Good tolerance to bolting.

The recommended seeding rate is 1.2–1.5 million seeds per hectare. Suitable for cultivation in all growing areas of Ukraine and Moldova.