Orchestra

Pea variety Orchestra is a high-yielding mid-season variety with a new level of protein content. It is characterized by vigorous plant development, ensuring rapid soil coverage and effective weed suppression. The variety demonstrates high adaptability to different growing regions, making it a versatile choice for various climatic conditions.

Morpho-biological characteristics of the variety include medium or medium-late flowering onset, medium flowering duration, and medium to medium-high plant height. A notable feature of the variety is its high resistance to lodging, which helps maintain yield and simplifies harvesting. The thousand-seed mass is high, positively affecting grain quality and its commercial properties.

The Orchestra variety is highly suitable for direct combine harvesting, simplifying the harvesting process. A key advantage is its high crude protein yield per hectare and medium-to-high protein content in the grain, making this variety especially valuable for fodder purposes. Recommended sowing dates vary from early to late, with seeding rates adapted to different zones: steppe, forest-steppe, and lowland areas, ensuring optimal utilization of the variety's potential under various agroclimatic conditions.