MIP Bogun

Stable yields for intensive farming

The “MIP Bohun” spring barley from the Mironovsky Wheat Institute is the preferred choice for agronomists aiming for high-quality feed and malting grain through strict technological adherence. The variety shows excellent response to fertilizer application, making it an optimal solution for farms utilizing intensive crop protection and top-dressing schemes.

Field agronomic advantages

• Disease resistance: The variety effectively withstands a complex of pathogens, including helminthosporiosis, mycosphaerella spot, brown spot, and various types of smut. High tolerance to powdery mildew and dwarf rust allows for reduced pesticide application during critical growth stages.
• Morphology and harvest: Plants reach a height of 60–80 cm, ensuring resistance to lodging even under adverse weather conditions. Uniform maturation of the crop canopy facilitates easier harvesting and minimizes grain loss in the field.
• Grain quality: Large, plump grain with a 1,000-kernel weight of 48–50 grams is a significant advantage for commercial sales. A nitrogen content of 11–12% meets quality standards, expanding market opportunities for the produce.

Practical application

Recommended for cultivation across various soil and climatic zones of Ukraine. Thanks to its plasticity, “MIP Bohun” adapts well to spring temperature fluctuations, shows vigorous early growth, and utilizes moisture efficiently during the stem elongation stage. This variety is ideal for farms seeking a balance between high yields (averaging 60–80 c/ha on good soils) and the stable quality indicators required for deep processing.