Baccara, the winning card
After the introduction of the Topmodel and Symphonie late-season chicory witloof hybrids in 2008, Chicosem is launching three brand new hybrids in 2010 from Hoquet Graines. Baccara and Fakir are perfect for mid-season forcing. Baccara is a winner in terms of production, easy management and security of supply. And Fakir, with its tapering, compact and gleaming heads, has been developed specifically for the elite segment. The latest variety for early-season forcing is Jocker, the new alternative!
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OK-2209 as Topmodel alternative
Thursday, March 10, 2011In order to be able to assess the late varieties at an early stage, for these trials at Hoquet, the roots are stored at a temperature of plus
0 ºC. During storage, ripening then occurs considerably faster. It is thus...
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Atlas and Jadore OK in March
Saturday, March 5, 2011The good results produced by Atlas and Jadore this season are certainly worth a mention. Until into March, the last batches of Atlas and Jadore are scoring very well. A productive crop of good quality. The reliability...
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Fakir made for the elite segment The new hybrid Fakir is proving a real asset in the elite segment. It has beautifully tapering foliage with long, continuous outer leaves. Ideal for Super and Flandria-Q. But besides..... |
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Baccara is productive, easy-to-manage, and it has a very long shelf life - qualities that assure you of security of supply in this phase of the forcing cycle. Baccara gives you the assurance you always wanted. |
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