SUDAR

The "Sudar" esparcet variety is a plant with a semi-erect or erect bush, 100-120 cm tall, with a medium seed weight (18-20 g per 1000 pieces) and a high proportion of hard-shelled grains (up to 40%). The inflorescences are cylindrical with a blunt tip, the raceme is loose, 5-8 cm long, reaching 15-18 cm at maturity. Flowers are arranged at a right angle to the inflorescence axis; the flag is shorter than or equal to the boat. The oval pods have a yellow-brown hue.

The green biomass yield of the variety is consistently high: over the past few years, a value of around 70 c/ha of dry matter has been observed, with the maximum yield reaching 111 c/ha. The protein content in the dry matter of green biomass is approximately 17%, and fiber is almost 23%. When collecting protein, a level of about 11 c/ha is observed.

The variety is characterized by good winter hardiness, drought resistance, and disease resistance. It is able to withstand snowless and frosty conditions, making it suitable for cultivation in various climatic zones. Due to high yield indicators and nutritional value, "Sudar" is the preferred choice for producing high-quality feeds.