Lender Agroprim annually sows the highest rapeseed varieties. Our technologists and agronomists are constantly working to increase yields and resistance to various natural factors, using the latest technology for rapeseed cultivation.
We use modern computerized combines and other agricultural equipment to collect this type of grassy plants. Lender Agroprim is one of the largest firms in terms of area and volume of production in Transnistria (Transnistria).
Rape has unique chemical and biological properties, so in recent years this culture has received a response not only in many sectors of the economy, but also in the food industry.
Rapeseed is almost 50% fat, 6-7% fiber, and 20% protein.
The rapeseed oil contains glycerides of unsaturated fatty acids. Cruciferous plant is also famous for its unique property - high honey-bearing. The period of flowering of rape lasts for more than two weeks, which allows then to collect not only a rich crop of crops, but also to get a lot of honey.
Growing canola always helps to raise the agricultural sector of the economy. Our company has been selling various sowing crops for more than 10 years, including rapeseed - it helps to increase the production of oilseeds in the region. Most often rape is used in the food industry for the production of butter.
It is used as a vegetable oil during cooking, used in the process of making margarine. Also, rapeseed is bought, and manufacturers of soap, leather and textiles.
High-fat meal (over 30%) is used as feed for livestock. Waste after pressing is beneficial as a food for animals. Rapeseed meal has an advantage in the manufacture of various feed and premix. Modern technologies are used to obtain biofuels from rapeseed. This is due to the high performance of Shrovetide culture and the search for alternatives to conventional fuels.
Rapeseed seeds are represented by seeds of varieties and hybrids of European production: SHERPA, MERCEDES, BALDUR.
Growing wheat, barley, corn, sunflower, flax, peas on its own fields allows controlling the entire production cycle, from seeding and harvesting, to drying and shipment to production.
