Hemp YERMAK

Stability and efficiency in the field

The hemp variety "Ermak" is the result of years of breeding, tailored specifically for industrial application. The primary advantage of this cultivar lies in its balanced yield: it provides high-quality fiber alongside a reliable oil output. As a monoecious crop, it drastically simplifies harvesting; plants mature uniformly, eliminating the complex agricultural challenges often associated with dioecious varieties.

Key technical specifications

• Vegetation period: 85–115 days, ensuring compatibility with standard crop rotations in temperate climates.
• Seed oil content: 30–33 %.
• Fiber yield: 28–32 % of the total stem weight.
• THC content: Low, ensuring full compliance with industrial hemp regulations.

Strengths and limitations

The core strength of "Ermak" is its inherent resistance to the most destructive diseases in industrial hemp cultivation, namely gray mold and fusarium. This allows farmers to reduce fungicide expenses, effectively lowering the cost of production. The low THC profile guarantees legal certainty for growers.

A potential drawback is its sensitivity to extreme drought during early development stages, which requires careful soil moisture management in the first weeks post-sowing. However, with standard best practices, "Ermak" delivers highly predictable and stable yields.

Who is this variety for?

"Ermak" is an ideal choice for large-scale operations focused on dual-purpose production: the manufacturing of textile/industrial fiber and the extraction of culinary or technical oil. It is the go-to solution for those seeking the perfect equilibrium between harvest volume and ease of mechanical harvesting.