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ENERGY Brown mustard

Humus formation, Protection against erosion, Ground water protection / Nitrogen conservation, Flower pasture, Green manure, Biofumigation


  • Sareptasenf ENERGY, Bestand in Blüte
  • Sareptasenf ENERGY, SAATGUT
  • Sareptasenf ENERGY, Nahaufnahme kurz vor Vollblüte
Suitable for late sowing dates and also for biofumigation
  • Works well for late sowings
  • The seed of ENERGY is mixed colored
  • ENERGY has high tolerance to drought and freezes off safely
  • Provides valuable humus for a biological activation of the soil
  • Good soil erosion protection especially in combination with mulch sowing of the following crop
  • High amounts of glucosinolates in the leaves and grains allow use as biofumigation for the control of soil-borne diseases
Included in blends: viterra® BIOFUMIGATION, viterra® SCHNELLGRÜN, viterra® SCHNELLGRÜN LEGUMINOSENFREI



 General description
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---- = very low resistance/early/short, ++++ = very high resistance/late/long



Classification Bundessortenamt
Initial mass formation
Tendency to flower
Standability
Agronomic features
Weed suppression
Protection against erosion
Ground water protection / Nitrogen conservation
Humus formation
Cold- and frost resistance
Drought tolerance
Type of root
Tuft root with strong main root
Rooting depth
120 cm
Breeder
P.H. Petersen Saatzucht Lundsgaard GmbH
All variety descriptions have been prepared in accordance to the best of our knowledge, considering trial results and observations. A guarantee or a liability in individual cases is not possible, because the growth conditions are subject to substantial fluctuations.

Crop rotation suitability
Maize
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Cereals
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Oilseed rape
 
Sugar beets
 
Potatoes
 
Intensive crops
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Legumes
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Cultivation recommendations
Recommended sowing rate
10 – 15 kg/ha
Sowing depth
2 – 3 cm
Sowing period
August until September for cover crop use
Fertilization
40 - 60 kg N/ha
Crop protection
Usually there is no plant protection required
Sowing method
Low requirements, from spreader to drill seed
Breeder
P.H. Petersen Saatzucht Lundsgaard GmbH
All variety descriptions have been prepared in accordance to the best of our knowledge, considering trial results and observations. A guarantee or a liability in individual cases is not possible, because the growth conditions are subject to substantial fluctuations.

Check the N-management for legumes as well

The main topics of the new fertiliser ordinance are the tightening of the N-requirement calculations, the N-balance surplus and the blocking periods for fertilisation. What are the consequences for legumes? Can they be used in crop rotation for nitrogen fixation?

What determines the nitrogen requirement in wheat?

With an increasingly limited N-supply, the grain protein performance becomes an important efficiency parameter. To what extent is the N-processing efficiency for winter wheat determined by the cultivation conditions, the variety and its quality classification?

Nitrogen efficiency of wheat varieties

Fertilisation is largely capped by the amended fertilisation ordinance in Germany; further yield increases are therefore only possible through increased nutrient efficiency. How can this characteristic be taken into consideration when choosing the variety? This question is raised in particular for quality wheat with regard to nitrogen as the limiting building block in protein synthesis.

Where to grow (which) early varieties?

Maize has comparatively low expectations in respect to soil and nutrient requirements but a relatively high temperature requirement. It only reaches crop maturity at harvest date if corresponding crop heat units and day time length demands are fulfilled. Maize product manager Henrike Wulfmeyer thinks that therefore in some regions only early varieties should be grown.

How meaningful is the “biogas yield”?

Everyone is looking for the suitable biogas variety for optimal plant operation. But from today’s point of view, shouldn’t one preferentially ask for the optimum biogas variety for a specific plant type? What role does the biogas yield of a variety play here?

SAATEN-UNION: Breeding for the future!

We live in a time of shortage of resources, changes in climate, the necessity of feeding a continuously growing world population and the increasing cultivation of renewable resources. One result of this current situation is that proper plant breeding has become a top priority. SAATEN-UNION GmbH was founded in 1965 and is an association of seven medium-sized plant-breeding enterprises with more than 100 years of breeding experience behind them. We make energy-efficient and healthy varieties of seeds available for all European crop-growing areas. The secret of our success is our practical down-to-earth experience, our technological leadership and an unparalleled genetic range of more than 40 agricultural grain varieties.

When and how does tillage make sense?

Catch crop growers with long-term experience know when mechanical tillage of catch crops is required or, if necessary, how can it be avoided. Greening specifications and the newly added catch crop varieties, however, call for us to consider this topic once again.

Avoid drought stress on dry, sandy sites

In comparison with cereals, maize as a C4-plant needs relatively less water per kilogramme dry matter. As the main growth however takes place in summer, maize reacts very quickly to a lack of precipitation. This means that one has to pull out all the stops to successfully grow maize on the sandy soils of southern Brandenburg with their low levels of precipitation.





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