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Madyarka
Wheat
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Type of Development
Winter wheat
Wheat Type
Soft wheat variety
Plant; height
70-80 cm
Seed: mass 1.000 pcs seeds
40-45 grams
About product
Madяrka — this is a winter soft wheat variety recommended for cultivation in the Polissia region. This variety belongs to the medium-maturing group and has a high yield potential, reaching 5.4 tons per hectare. Plants grow to a height of about 73 cm, ensuring good resistance and optimal development. The quality of this variety is characterized as strong, with protein content in the grain at 14.0%,…
Type of Development
Winter wheat
Wheat Type
Soft wheat variety
Plant; height
70-80 cm
Seed: mass 1.000 pcs seeds
40-45 grams
Description
Madяrka — this is a winter soft wheat variety recommended for cultivation in the Polissia region. This variety belongs to the medium-maturing group and has a high yield potential, reaching 5.4 tons per hectare. Plants grow to a height of about 73 cm, ensuring good resistance and optimal development. The quality of this variety is characterized as strong, with protein content in the grain at 14.0%, and the thousand-grain weight is 40.9 grams, indicating high density and grain quality.
The Madяrka variety is distinguished by high resistance to various diseases and adverse factors. It exhibits high resistance to lodging (8.9 points), shattering (8.6 points), root rots (8 points), and other diseases, making it a reliable choice for farmers. The recommended sowing rate is 4.0 to 5.0 million germinating seeds per hectare, ensuring optimal plant density and maximum productivity.
Modern studies of winter soft wheat varieties show that Madяrka belongs to the group of varieties with short spring growth requirements, enabling successful cultivation under various climatic conditions in Ukraine. This provides flexibility in agronomic practices and adaptation to local growing conditions. High yield, grain quality, and disease resistance make Madяrka an attractive variety for agricultural production.
The Madяrka variety is distinguished by high resistance to various diseases and adverse factors. It exhibits high resistance to lodging (8.9 points), shattering (8.6 points), root rots (8 points), and other diseases, making it a reliable choice for farmers. The recommended sowing rate is 4.0 to 5.0 million germinating seeds per hectare, ensuring optimal plant density and maximum productivity.
Modern studies of winter soft wheat varieties show that Madяrka belongs to the group of varieties with short spring growth requirements, enabling successful cultivation under various climatic conditions in Ukraine. This provides flexibility in agronomic practices and adaptation to local growing conditions. High yield, grain quality, and disease resistance make Madяrka an attractive variety for agricultural production.
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Wheat Type
Wheat Type
Biologically hard wheat differs from soft wheat in its greater demand for soil fertility and agronomic conditions (especially regarding field cleanliness from weeds), lower drought resistance and plasticity, relatively weaker root development, especially nodal roots, and lower ti... |
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| Plant; height | 70-80 cm |
| Seed: mass 1.000 pcs seeds | 40-45 grams |
| Potential Yield | 5-6 tons |
| Number of productive stems per hectare | 4.0-4.5 million pcs |
| Catalog | Catalog → Wheat |
| Originator | MIW NAAS |
| Country | Ukraine |
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