SOVA

The blue oatgrass variety "SOVA" is a perennial grass with a dense semi-erect bush form, ensuring resistance to mechanical damage and facilitating harvest collection. The stems have an oval shape of medium density without pubescence, while the nodes are painted in light brown shades, creating a harmonious appearance of the plant. The spikelets are narrow, two-sided, of medium density, with a blue-green coloration, indicating high yield and good grain quality.

The grain of the variety is characterized by light gray and purple shades, has a lanceolate shape with a shallow groove. This ensures easy threshing and high nutritional value of the product. Blue oatgrass "SOVA" differs in its resistance to lodging and germination of grain on the root, as well as comprehensive protection from diseases and pests, making it a reliable choice for farmers.

Intermediate blue oatgrass (Thinopyrum intermedium) is known for its ability to form large seeds that can be ground into flour. Due to the high content of protein and calcium, the grain of the variety "SOVA" exceeds ordinary wheat in nutritional value by 25%. Perennial growth allows obtaining a yield after one sowing for several years, and also contributes to effective carbon accumulation in the soil, making the crop ecologically beneficial. In the end, "SOVA" combines high productivity, nutritional value and resistance to adverse conditions, providing a stable income for agricultural enterprises.