Barley Mironovskiy 92 / Mironivskyi 92

Stability and Resilience in Mironivka Breeding

The winter barley "Mironivsky 92" is the result of decades of selection work at the V.M. Remeslo Mironivka Institute of Wheat. Amidst the climatic instability in Ukraine, this variety has established itself as a reliable tool for securing stable yields of feed grain. Its main advantage is the combination of moderate plant height (60–90 cm) with an impressive 1,000-kernel weight for winter forms, reaching 50–52 grams.

Agronomic Priorities: Protection and Quality

Unlike many intensive hybrids, "Mironivsky 92" possesses inherent resistance to loose smut, which significantly reduces the cost of fungicidal seed treatment. The variety effectively withstands threats such as helminthosporiosis and onion stem smut, maintaining the phytosanitary condition of crops right up to harvest. The grain shows a nitrogen content of 12%, making it a high-quality raw material for the compound feed industry.

Who is this variety for?

• Farms practicing traditional cultivation technologies with a focus on ecological safety.
• Farmers operating in regions with a high risk of fungal cereal diseases.
• Agricultural enterprises that prioritize a high 1,000-kernel weight for producing high-quality seed for the next generation.

Although this is a two-row barley, it demonstrates high tillering capacity. The variety is forgiving of minor agronomic errors that might otherwise compromise more sensitive foreign hybrids. Mironivka breeding emphasizes adaptability, which is why this barley remains highly sought after in the steppe and forest-steppe zones of Ukraine.