KAMALINSKAYA 930

Siberian breeding for sustainable forage production

The Kamalinskaya 930 alfalfa variety is the result of long-term research by the Federal Research Center, Krasnoyarsk Science Center, Siberian Branch of the Russian Academy of Sciences. This variety is a prime example of breeding focused on harsh climatic conditions. Its development aimed to create a crop capable of withstanding extreme temperature fluctuations while maintaining high green mass productivity.

Agrotechnical features and application

This model features precise morphology, with plant heights ranging from 60 to 90 cm. This is an optimal range for mechanized harvesting, providing an excellent balance between leafiness and stand density. The crop demonstrates stability in forage crop rotations, allowing farmers to plan long-term field use cycles effectively.

• Originator: Federal Research Center, Krasnoyarsk Science Center, Siberian Branch of the Russian Academy of Sciences.
• Regional adaptation: Designed for severe conditions, ensuring predictable yields in high-risk agricultural zones.
• Usage: Production of hay, haylage, and integration into green conveyor systems.

The market reputation of Kamalinskaya 930 is built on its durability. Unlike many introduced varieties, this genetic material has undergone rigorous natural selection in the eastern regions, making it a preferred choice for farms where winter hardiness and rapid regrowth after mowing are critical success factors.