Tolar

Czech breeding for robust crop performance

Spring barley "Tolar" from Oseva Eximpo Praha S.R.O. is a choice for farmers focused on stability in fluctuating climate conditions. As a product of premium European breeding—originated by Cebeco Seeds and Breeding Station Hrubcice—this variety demonstrates remarkable adaptability to the soil and climatic conditions of Eastern Europe, while maintaining the high productivity potential expected by professional growers.

Key Advantages and Disease Resistance

The primary strength of the "Tolar" variety lies in its phytosanitary stability. Specifically, Tolar exhibits strong resistance to Helminthosporium leaf spot (Helminthosporiosis), one of the most destructive barley diseases that can reduce yields by 20-30% in epiphytotic years. For a farm manager, this translates into reduced expenditure on fungicide treatments and a lower pesticide load per hectare.

Agronomic Features and Best Practices

• Lodging Resistance: The variety features a sturdy stem, allowing it to withstand intensive cultivation practices, including higher nitrogen fertilizer rates, without the risk of yield losses due to lodging.
• Technological Ease: Tolar matures evenly, which significantly streamlines the harvest process and minimizes grain loss during combine operations.
• Grain Quality: Depending on the region, it qualifies as a feed or malting barley, consistently providing high test weight and grain uniformity.

Who should consider "Tolar"? It is ideal for operations employing intensive cultivation technologies that aim to mitigate risks associated with fungal infections. While the variety is genetically resilient, we recommend adhering to standard protective protocols in seasons with excessive moisture to ensure consistent performance.

By choosing Tolar, you are investing in a proven variety that offers a balance of security against common pathogens and high-yield output, backed by the rigorous standards of Oseva Eximpo and its partners.