GYESER

Stable Yields in Challenging Conditions

The 'Geser' oat variety is the choice for those who prioritize reliability and predictability in severe climatic zones. As an operator, you will appreciate its uniformity: the stem height of 90–100 cm provides optimal biomass, which simplifies combine harvesting. The plant exhibits high resistance to shedding, so even if harvesting is delayed, you keep the grain in the ear rather than on the ground.

Field Hardiness and Protection

An agronomist's primary concern is diseases that erode profit margins before the machinery even hits the field. This variety boasts genetic resistance to rust, which is often a critical issue for oats. Under real operational conditions, the crop shows commendable resistance to bacterial blight and stem smut. Fewer fungicide applications mean lower production costs per ton of grain.

The Economics of Large Grain

Working with 'Geser' means working with a large-grain variety. The 1000-grain weight ranges from 32 to 40 g, ensuring an excellent yield of marketable grain during sorting. With proper agronomy, you can expect stable yields of 40–60 centners per hectare. The mid-season cycle (95–110 days) allows for optimized harvest logistics, preventing peak workloads from overlapping with other cereal crops.

• Maturity group: Mid-season.
• Biometrics: Height 90–100 cm.
• Yield potential: Up to 60 c/ha.
• Grain: Large, well-filled, high 1000-seed weight.
• Breeding: SFNTSA RAS (Siberian Federal Scientific Centre of Agrobiotechnologies).

If you are looking for a crop that forgives minor errors in the agrotechnical background and reliably fills the hopper, 'Geser' meets these requirements 100%.