Barley Mironovskiy 86 / Mironivskyi 86

A Benchmark for Spring Barley in Ukraine

The «Myronivskyi 86» variety is a cornerstone of the portfolio of the Myronivskyi Institute of Wheat named after V.M. Remeslo (NAAS). As a two-row spring barley, it represents decades of systematic breeding aimed at providing Ukrainian farmers with a robust and predictable crop, specifically tailored to local climatic challenges.

Agronomic Profile and Performance

Standing at 90–100 cm, this variety offers an excellent balance between biomass production and structural integrity, significantly reducing the risk of lodging. Its two-row ear structure is highly valued for producing uniform, high-quality grain, suitable for both animal feed and industrial processing. Beyond its yield potential, Myronivskyi 86 is noted for its strong resistance profile, particularly in its ability to mitigate the impact of stem smut (Ustilago segetum), ensuring that crop stands remain healthy and productive even under varying environmental pressures.

Why Producers Choose Myronivskyi 86

The variety is widely regarded as a 'workhorse' in the field. It is favored by farms employing both intensive and semi-intensive management practices because of its reliability. In the current era of climate volatility, this variety continues to perform, buffering against spring moisture stress and ensuring consistent returns. By choosing this variety, growers are investing in a proven genetic line that has stood the test of time, proving its adaptability and resilience across diverse Ukrainian soil types.