Linseed variety BINGO is a high-yielding seed material distinguished by high resistance to lodging and improved grain yield potential. This variety features medium-early flowering, medium maturity, and medium or slightly below medium plant height. Yield is high, while oil content per hectare is at a medium level, and oleic acid content varies from low to very low. Recommended sowing rate ranges from 4.0 to 5.0 million germinable seeds per hectare, depending on sowing time. Registered in 2018, it is recommended for cultivation in the Polesie, forest-steppe, and steppe regions. In addition to its primary role as an oilseed crop, BINGO flax is effectively used as a green manure crop, significantly improving soil quality. Thanks to its well-developed taproot system, plants penetrate deeply into the soil, aiding soil loosening and improving water permeability. Flax produces significant biomass, enriching the soil with organic matter, and accumulates essential nutrients such as nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium. This contributes to increased soil fertility, improved soil structure, and enhanced microbiological activity. Furthermore, incorporating BINGO flax into agricultural systems helps protect soil from erosion and suppresses weed growth, making it a valuable component of sustainable farming. The compact plant type and high lodging resistance facilitate ease of agronomic management and harvest. Thus, BINGO flax combines high productivity, agronomic value, and ecological benefits, making it an attractive choice for farmers and agronomists.
