Tillage radish MINER

• Forms strong roots that improve soil structure and infiltration capacity
• The tap root takes deepest roots up to 180 cm
• Radishes bind freely available nitrogen in autumn and activate the vitality of the soil
• With the improvement of air and air exchange, soils warm up faster; in spring - you can sow the following crops earlier
• Freezes easily during winter
• Perfect for minimal tillage
• Very good component for green manure mixtures
• Recommended in crop rotations of cereals and corn, legumes, suitable for rape crop rotations

• For green manure
• For conservation of groundwater, nitrogen binding
• For mulching the soil surface
• For the accumulation of humus
• For erosion protection
• Can be used in no-till farming

• Mass formation at the beginning of growth – 7 points (out of 9)
• Tendency to bloom – 6 points (out of 9)
• Tendency to lodging – 4 points (out of 9)
• Stability – 6 points (out of 9)
• Weed suppression – 7 points (out of 9)
• Erosion protection – 6 points (out of 9)
• Water conservation / nitrogen fixation – 6 points (out of 9)
• Accumulation of humus – 6 points (out of 9)
• Resistance to cold and frost – 4 points (out of 9)
• Drought resistance – 6 points (out of 9

• Loamy, clay and sandy soils with a pH of 5.5-6.8 are suitable for cultivation, it grows best in slightly acidic soil
• Sowing after careful tillage promotes rapid and even development of radishes
• It is recommended to fertilize N 40-60 kg/ha
• Radishes grow best in cool, moist weather (10-18 °C)
• Tolerates hot weather well
• Maturity, adaptability and resistance to diseases may vary depending on specific climate and/or growing conditions
• Plant protection measures usually are not necessary

The varietal parameters may differ from those indicated here when the testing circumstances differ from quondam