Sovira

Sovira is a spring barley variety recommended for cultivation in the steppe zone. The vegetation period of the plant is 92-95 days, ensuring timely grain ripening. Plant height reaches 95-100 cm, and the ear has a two-row type. The variety is characterized by high initial growth energy, which promotes good development in early vegetation phases.

The yield potential of the Sovira variety is 3.6-3.9 tons per hectare, making it attractive for agricultural production. The thousand-grain weight is within the range of 45-48 grams, and the protein content in the grain reaches 10.5%, indicating good raw material quality. The variety exhibits high resistance to lodging, shattering, and major diseases, rated at 7-8 points, ensuring stable yields and reducing losses during storage.

Sovira is widely used in the agricultural sector due to its biological features and adaptation to steppe zone conditions. Its life cycle includes all main growth and development phases of barley — from tillering and stem elongation to flowering, heading, and grain ripening. These characteristics make the Sovira variety a reliable choice for farmers seeking high-quality barley yields.