Resistance Against Root Knot Nematodes (Meloidogyne chitwoodi)

High resistance, extremely late flowering

The sprinter

Excellent initial development, extremely late sowing compatible

Undemanding, with suitability for biofumigation

Protein and vitamin-rich dairy cattle fodder

Valuable for troughs and soil

Protein-rich fodder source for farm and game animals

Radish-forming oil radish as green manure

for nitrogen enrichment and feed use

Classic white mustard with delayed flowering

Striking and attractive blossom

Biomass supplier for biogas, fodder or soil

Reliable high quality white mustard

An enjoyment before sugar beets

For feed or green manure

Control of Pratylenchus penetrans 

The late Saia oat

Increases yield and quality of sugar beets

Quick growth and good suitability for late sowing

Rapid initial growth - very delayed flowering

Excellent for green manure and forage

Effective nematode reduction due to long stimulating period

For active biological nematode control

For profitable and structured quality feed

Tasty with high fodder value

high-yield and stable green rye

Reduces the Corky Ring Spot in potatoes

Late flowering and highest resistance level

The new generation of power

Marrow stem kale for game blends with high frost tolerance

The top variety for reliable nematode control

Quick growth for a good conservation of nutrients

Modern variety for nematode control

Effective, biological control of Beet Cyst Nematodes

Professional nematode control

For the highest resistance requirements

Fine-leaved with quick initial development

Early maturity for more cultivation safety

Supports soil structure and activates soil life

The new generation of biological nematode control

Clubroot resistance Swede

Late developing White mustard with high nematode resistance

The easiliy freezing-off Oil radish

Practice-tested green fertilizer and forage plant

Conventional white mustard with good cultivation characteristics

The classic of the biological nematode control

Reduction of Corky Ringspot in potatoes

Top effectivity against Beet Cyst Nematodes

Late flowering and very high suitability for direct sowing

Conventional white mustard for soil improvement

Well growing and efficient forage supplier

Tillage radish 

For fast greening and nematode control

Field tested high control level

Suitable for late sowing dates and also for biofumigation

Convincing with outstanding initial mass formation

The late flowering sprinter

Proven variety for agriculture and vegetables

Particularly late flowering

Early, high-protein content and safe in cultivation

Well known and very suitable for intercropping

High sowing flexibility due to late flowering and rapid development

Nitrogen supplier with high previous crop and feed value

High yielding population rye

For main and cover cropping

Highly effective biological green manure

For biological control of beet cyst nematodes

The great classic among the white mustard varieties

For use as fodder, green manure and water protection

Nematode control on a new level

robust and neutral for subsequent crop

Top level of nematode control

Low requirerments to location and sowing periode