Elbrus
Kostretz
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A dependable perennial grass with high protein content for superior forage production.
Description
A Reliable Choice for Forage Production
The 'Elbrus' bromegrass (smooth brome) is a product of the Omsk Agrarian Research Center. This variety has established itself as a staple in the perennial grass segment, offering growers a balanced combination of winter hardiness and productivity, particularly in challenging continental climates.
Agronomic Profile and Quality
The primary value of 'Elbrus' lies in its nutritional composition, with crude protein content ranging from 12% to 14%. This makes it a dependable component for establishing long-term hayfields and pastures. The variety is characterized by high regrowth intensity after harvesting and excellent resistance to lodging, which is essential for efficient mechanical operations.
- Crop type: Perennial grass (smooth brome).
- Origin: Russia, Omsk Agrarian Research Center.
- Adaptability: High winter hardiness, well-suited for harsh continental conditions.
- Main use: Hay production, haylage, and long-term pasture establishment.
While registration documentation includes references to Oak Street Se, Minneapolis, 'Elbrus' remains a product of traditional breeding, designed to maximize yields in demanding agricultural environments. It performs consistently across various soil types, maintaining stable green mass production throughout a 5- to 7-year productive lifespan.
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| Protein content (%) | 12-14 |
|---|---|
| Catalog | Catalog → Kostretz |
| Originator | Omsk Agrarian Scientific Center |
| Originator | Oak Street Se |
| Country | Russia |
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