Neptun

The Neptun oat variety is a high-yielding forage variety, registered in the national list since 2005. It demonstrates yields ranging from 43 to 69 centners per hectare and is characterized by drought resistance, lodging resistance, and resistance to various diseases, including head, stem, and crown rust. The vegetation period of the variety is 100-115 days, making it recommended for cultivation in the forest-steppe and Polissia regions.

The plant features an upright bush and a medium-thickness stem, 87 to 98 cm long. The spike is semi-closed, 18-24 cm long, with an average awniness of 24-25%. The grain contains 13.7 to 14.7% protein, making the variety valuable for forage purposes. Early sowing contributes to successful crop development in the specified regions.

Thus, the Neptun variety represents a reliable and productive choice for agricultural producers focused on obtaining high-quality oats with high resistance to adverse conditions and diseases. Its characteristics ensure a stable yield and high grain quality, which is crucial for feeding purposes.