Grace Bilotserkivska

Sustainable yields in high-risk farming zones

"Gratsiya Bilotserkivska" is a soft winter wheat variety developed by the Bilotserkivska Research Station named after O.K. Kolomiiets. In Ukraine's unpredictable climate, this variety acts as a safety net for agronomists: where other varieties fail due to late spring frosts or drought, "Gratsiya" shows remarkable survivability. With a winter hardiness rating of 8-9 points, the variety reliably withstands harsh winters, maintaining a productive stem density of 4.5–5.0 million units per hectare.

Ear health as a top priority

The main advantage of this variety is its complex resistance to diseases that typically cut into a farmer's profit margins. Unlike many intensive varieties requiring aggressive fungicide programs, "Gratsiya" possesses genetic immunity to root rot, leaf rust, septoria, and Fusarium head blight. This translates not just into savings on crop protection agents, but into stable grain quality, even during wet ripening periods when the risk of Fusarium infection is at its peak.

Who is this variety for?

• For farms practicing resource-efficient agriculture: the variety is forgiving of minor technological errors and delivers high yields even with moderate fertilization.
• For areas with high infection pressure: thanks to its resistance to powdery mildew and Mycosphaerella leaf spot, you significantly reduce the risk of crop failure during unfavorable seasons.

With a yield potential of 9–10 tons per hectare, this variety is a competitive tool for both small family farms and large agricultural holdings. "Gratsiya" is the choice for those who value reliability, predictability, and economic efficiency over the gamble of fickle, high-maintenance imported hybrids.