Record Poly fodder beet seeds, 10 g.

Beet Record Poly is a mid-late variety of forage beet of Polish origin, multi-sprouted. The variety has proven itself excellently on fertile soils. It produces smooth, cylindrical-conical red roots. The plants are resistant to disease and do not bolt. Seeding rate: 15–20 kg/ha. Root yield: 1,000–1,110 cwt/ha. Because only 40% of the root is buried in the soil, this beet has minimal soil adhesion and is easily harvested by hand.

Agricultural Techniques.
Beets are a heat-loving crop. In the early stages, they are very demanding in terms of soil moisture. If the goal is to obtain an early harvest, sowing is carried out between April 25 and May 5. Such early sowing, given the crop’s heat-loving nature, requires mandatory covering with plastic film. To obtain a winter crop, beet seeds are sown after May 10, with sowing carried out in furrows to a depth of two to three centimeters. The plants are thinned out after about a week. During growth, Record Poly beet seeds also require watering, which is stopped two weeks before harvest.

Seed weight per package: 10 g.