Barley FOX 1

Winter Barley from the Donskoy Agricultural Center

The 'FOX 1' variety is a specialized development by the Donskoy Agricultural Research Center, designed to provide consistent performance in winter barley production. Positioned as a reliable solution for commercial farming, this variety balances cultivation technology with high-quality grain yields, making it a staple choice for regional agricultural producers.

Yield and Grain Quality Metrics

The strength of 'FOX 1' lies in its adaptation to field conditions and its ability to produce well-developed kernels. The thousand-grain weight (TGW) typically ranges from 40 to 50 grams, indicating robust grain filling under proper management. With a nitrogen content in the dry matter ranging between 11% and 12%, this variety meets established quality standards for livestock feed and secondary processing applications.

Resistance and Agronomic Efficiency

Modern plant breeding focuses on reducing the necessity for excessive chemical intervention. 'FOX 1' has been bred for inherent resistance to key pathogens, including stem smut. By incorporating this variety into the crop rotation, farmers can effectively reduce their fungicide requirements, thereby improving the economic efficiency of the crop season while maintaining high yield standards.

• Crop type: Winter barley.
• Originator: ANC 'Donskoy'.
• Thousand-grain weight: 40–50 g.
• Nitrogen content in dry matter: 11–12%.

Investing in 'FOX 1' means selecting a variety rooted in proven genetic research, ensuring predictability in the field and grain quality that meets the market's requirements.