Shuffle

Barley of the "Kaz Suffle-1" variety is a spring barley developed by Kazakh breeders at the Kazakh Scientific Research Institute of Agriculture and Crop Science. This mid-season variety has a vegetation period of approximately 78 days and exhibits high resistance to early spring frosts, lodging, and shattering. Over three years of testing, the yield reached 60.2 centners per hectare. The grain contains 11.5% protein, 62-64% starch, and 77.7% extractives. Additionally, the variety is resistant to pathogens of powdery and stem rust, enhancing its reliability and grain quality.

Barley grain is packed in 30 kg bags and available for purchase in retail stores. The product is widely used in agriculture as a primary component of animal feed, as well as for sowing. The company collaborates with tenants, farmers, and other economic entities, providing convenient purchasing and delivery conditions for grain.

Specialized insecticides are used to protect barley crops from pests, helping to maintain plant health and increase yield. The use of such protective measures is an essential part of barley cultivation agronomy, contributing to the achievement of high-quality and stable yields.