• Mid early hybrid, good development before winter, yield stability, good oil content
• Good overall disease profile
• Positioning: Alternative to V316OL (where extra vigour sought)

Growing V353OL

• The rapid autumn growth habit of V353OL suits a wide range of sowing dates.
• Where the risk of non-HOLL volunteers exists then the use of low disturbance establishment systems may reduce the risk of contamination and improve quality.
• Sow at a seed rate appropriate to achieve an even plant stand of 25-30 plant/m2 in spring. Higher plant populations may reduce the effects of volunteer non-HOLL plants on overall crop quality.
• A taller height means PGRs may be useful at stem extension to manage height and improve light penetration for maximum yield.