Lentil CDC REDBOW

CDC REDBOW lentil variety – a mid-early option recommended for cultivation in Bashkortostan and other regions with a temperate climate. It is distinguished by resistance to lodging, shattering, and drought comparable to standard varieties, making it a suitable choice for farmers seeking to minimize crop losses under adverse weather conditions.

Plants growing from 28 to 42 cm in height feature linear leaflets and small white flowers with a bluish vein on the sail. Seeds are small, gray in color without a pattern, which ensures easy processing and transportation. Average yield is about 14.8 centners per hectare, reaching a maximum of 26.4 c/ha under optimal conditions.

CDC REDBOW boasts a high protein content – up to 29%, making it a valuable ingredient for culinary dishes and the food industry. Excellent culinary ratings confirm its suitability both in traditional recipes and modern dietary products. The variety is suitable for a wide range of climatic conditions due to its flexibility and resilience, making it a versatile choice for agricultural enterprises.