Buckwheat variety TEMP is an ultra-early determinate variety with a growing season of about 65-70 days, which allows for multiple plantings during the spring-summer season. This variety is distinguished by its high yield and drought resistance, making it suitable for various climatic zones, including regions with hot temperatures up to 38 degrees. Thanks to self-pollination, buckwheat TEMP ensures stable crop formation with minimal care.
The TEMP variety is recommended for sowing from April to mid-July, which allows for effective use of sowing areas and obtaining several harvests per season. The seeding rate is 85-90 kg per hectare, which is optimal for achieving maximum productivity. Seed material is supplied from the Kyiv region, which guarantees quality and adaptation to local growing conditions.
Buckwheat, to which the TEMP variety belongs, is a valuable grain crop that does not belong to the grass family, but to the Buckwheat family. It has high nutritional qualities, including the content of dietary protein, and is widely used in the diet. In addition, buckwheat is actively used in crop rotations and organic farming due to its ability to grow on poor soils and not require abundant nitrogen fertilization.