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Sunflower Hybrid
MY8H131CL
57 RM
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Overview
Very early maturing, shorter height, high-oleic hybrid with CLEARFIELD® herbicide technology.
Perfect hybrid for double-crop plantings as far north as South Dakota and normal or delayed planting in North Dakota.
Premium oil content for the oil market and good test weight for birdseed markets.
Very early, shorter-stature high-oleic hybrid with very good stalk quality that delivers outstanding yield for maturity.
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Product Ratings
7-9 Good
4-6 Fair
1-3 Poor
Characteristics
Drydown
9
Flowering Uniformity
9
Oil Content
8
Premature Ripening
9
Root Quality
7
Self Compatibility
9
Stalk Quality
8
Test Weight
9
Maturity Traits
Days to Physiological Maturity
87
Maturity Group
1
Management Traits
Suitability - Delay Planting
9
Suitability - Solid Seedling
9
Disease and Insect Traits
Downy Mildew Resistance
Pl 6
Midge
Not Rated
Phomoposis
8
Rust
8
Sclerotinia Head Rot
Not Rated
Sclerotinia Stalk Rot
Not Rated
Verticillium
Not Rated
Management Guidelines
For best stand establishment, seed is treated with CruiserMaxx® Sunflower, a fungicide and insecticide treatment; always follow label directions for safe handling.
Stand establishment is important. Maintain planters in optimum condition. Monitor planting depth. It is preferred to plant 1.5 inches deep and into at least 0.5 inch of moisture. Seed may be planted 2.5 inches deep, but expect delayed emergence and reduced stands.
Plant during an acceptable planting window for your area; be sure the hybrid maturity rating is appropriate for the planting date.
Under no-till practices, increase plant populations by 5 percent to 10 percent versus conventional till management.
Growers should monitor fields for insect pests and use appropriate insecticides if needed; the economic threshold is dependent upon infestation, pesticide cost and crop value.
Sunflowers should be harvested in a timely manner; harvesting below 10 percent moisture reduces marketable yield and increases the chance for combine fires.
Developed to be used with the CLEARFIELD® Production System — CLEARFIELD hybrids are tolerant to applications of BEYOND® herbicide; follow label directions for growth stages and application rates.
Oleic levels generally are enhanced by warm temperatures during seed fill; if planting of a high-oleic hybrid is delayed or replanting is necessary, an earlier-maturing, high-oleic sunflower suitable for the shortened growing season is recommended.
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