Avers

Barley variety Avers is a type of medicum with a vegetation period of 75-80 days. It is characterized by a two-row ear type and plasticity, allowing it to exceed the national yield standard by 10-15% under variety trials. This variety is particularly suitable for cultivation under unstable moisture conditions, making it a versatile and reliable choice for various climatic zones.

Variety Avers exhibits high resistance to various stress factors and diseases. It shows resistance to lodging at level 8, shattering at level 9, smut and false powdery mildew at level 8, and helminthosporiosis at level 7. These indicators demonstrate the variety's high reliability in combating diseases and adverse weather conditions, contributing to a stable yield.

Avers is well-adapted to agronomic conditions and can be successfully cultivated under unstable soil moisture. Its characteristics make this variety popular among farmers seeking high-quality, stress-resistant barley. Thanks to its combination of high yield, disease resistance, and plasticity, variety Avers is an effective solution for modern agriculture.