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VIK 90
Festulolium
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Plant Type
Perennial
Use Direction
Silage, Pastures
Protein content (%)
12-15
Sod Density
Average
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Festulolum VIK-90 – a perennial grass obtained by crossing meadow oatgrass and meadow ryegrass. The variety is characterized by high drought resistance and winter hardiness, as well as resistance to pests and diseases, making it suitable for intensive field fodder production.The bush is upright, slightly drooping, of medium density, with a cylindrical stem without pubescence. Leaves are linear, br…
Plant Type
Perennial
Use Direction
Silage, Pastures
Protein content (%)
12-15
Sod Density
Average
Description
Festulolum VIK-90 – a perennial grass obtained by crossing meadow oatgrass and meadow ryegrass. The variety is characterized by high drought resistance and winter hardiness, as well as resistance to pests and diseases, making it suitable for intensive field fodder production.
The bush is upright, slightly drooping, of medium density, with a cylindrical stem without pubescence. Leaves are linear, bright green, soft, and slightly rough on top. The inflorescence is flat, yellow-green, and loose; spikelets are lanceolate-oval with 9–20 florets. Seeds – thin-skinned grain of yellowish color.
Dry matter yield reaches 14 t/ha, and seeds – 600–800 kg/ha. Crude protein content in the first cut hay is 13.5%, and water-soluble carbohydrates – 19.8%. It is recommended for field and meadow seeding on loam and dryland podzolic soils. The variety is suitable both as a monoculture and in mixed cultures with legume grasses, ensuring high productivity with two- and three-fold removal of green mass.
The bush is upright, slightly drooping, of medium density, with a cylindrical stem without pubescence. Leaves are linear, bright green, soft, and slightly rough on top. The inflorescence is flat, yellow-green, and loose; spikelets are lanceolate-oval with 9–20 florets. Seeds – thin-skinned grain of yellowish color.
Dry matter yield reaches 14 t/ha, and seeds – 600–800 kg/ha. Crude protein content in the first cut hay is 13.5%, and water-soluble carbohydrates – 19.8%. It is recommended for field and meadow seeding on loam and dryland podzolic soils. The variety is suitable both as a monoculture and in mixed cultures with legume grasses, ensuring high productivity with two- and three-fold removal of green mass.
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Use Direction
Use Direction
Dual-purpose hybrids: for silage and grain in all growing regions. These are "stay-green" type hybrids, meaning the plants remain green for a longer period. However, this does not affect the sugar, cellulose, and hemicellulose content, nor the degree of lignification of the plant... |
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| Protein content (%) | 12-15 |
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| Registration year | 1997 |
| Catalog | Catalog → Festulolium |
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| Country | Russia |
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