KAMYSHINSKOE 75

Sorghum variety «Kamyshinskoe 75» is an early-maturing grain crop with high yield and drought and heat resistance. This variety is a promising alternative to corn in feeding poultry, which is confirmed by research results showing improved growth intensity of young stock and increased hatchability qualities of eggs when half of the corn is replaced with sorghum grain «Kamyshinskoe 75».

Grain sorghum, to which this variety belongs, is widely used in agriculture as a universal feed crop. In addition to grain, it is valued for the possibility of obtaining silage, green mass, hay, and haylage. The crop adapts well to various soil and climatic conditions, including arid and saline soils, which makes it in demand in regions with limited water resources.

The variety «Kamyshinskoe 75» is recommended for cultivation in various regions of Russia, including Voronezh, Kursk, Lipetsk, Oryol, Tambov, Volgograd, Saratov regions and the Republic of Kalmykia. Grain yield reaches 2.5-3 tons per hectare, and green mass - 30-40 tons per hectare, which ensures high productivity and economic efficiency when using in feed mixtures for young stock and laying hens.