CONCEPTONE
No. 1 in controlling beet nematodes
Mustard
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Unbeatable score of 1 for susceptibility to beet nematodes
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Low tendency to flowering and bolt
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Late heading enables early sowing dates
CONVEX
The waxy type for early sowings
Mustard
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Very thick cuticle - more lipids to feed the soil life
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Well adapted to early sowings
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Resistance to beet nematods
LITEMBER
Enhances soil life
Mustard
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Fast-growing with good weed suppression
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Medium flowering tendency also allows earlier sowing dates
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Rapid development even with late sowing dates in September
PASSION
Fast development and nematode resistant
Mustard
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Suitable for late sowing
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Classification against beet nematodes grade 2
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Fast plant development
POLE POSITION
Highest nematode resistance
Mustard
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Tolerates late sowing
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Offers much organic matter
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Short, stable growth type