Barley Broadleaf

Broadleaf barley is a cereal crop intended for cultivation under various climatic conditions, including arid regions. It is characterized by high adaptability and increased tillering capacity, which contributes to high yields even under insufficient water supply. The vegetative period varies depending on the variety, typically ranging from 2 to 7 days compared to other varieties, allowing for optimized sowing and harvest timing.

The productivity potential of broadleaf barley reaches 9-10.6 tons per hectare, with plant height ranging from 90-125 cm and 1000-grain weight approximately 46-48 grams. These characteristics make it attractive to agricultural producers aiming to achieve a stable and high yield. The recommended seeding rate is 180-250 kg per hectare, ensuring optimal plant density and growth.

To protect broadleaf barley from weeds such as purple nettle, herbicides based on the active ingredient florasulam are applied. These products effectively eliminate harmful organisms, contributing to crop health and productivity. Utilizing modern cultivation technologies and protective agents allows to fully unlock the potential of broadleaf barley and ensure high yields.