LYRA

The "LYRA" lentil variety is a medium-early (medium-maturing) type, characterized by compact plant height ranging from 32–53 cm and dark pink seeds with a gray hue, adorned with orange cotyledons. The seeds have an average mass – from 33 to 40 g per thousand grains, indicating good density and product quality.

The variety's yield reaches values in the range of 15–30 c/ha, with a protein content of about 27% (crude protein – 28.8%), and fat at approximately 1.9%. These indicators make "LYRA" a valuable source of nutrients for the food industry. The vegetative period varies from 72 to 100 days, allowing flexible planning of sowings and harvest collection.

"LYRA" is distinguished by high resistance to drought, lodging, pod shattering, and imidazolinone-class herbicides. Thanks to these properties, the variety is successfully used in crop rotation systems, including sunflower crops, and also serves as a predecessor for winter crops. Its technology-friendliness and friendly maturation make it an attractive choice for farmers seeking a stable harvest and quality products.