Flax Fakel

Fakel is a variety of flax (Linum usitatissimum L. f. elongata) intended for agricultural cultivation, specifically recommended for growing in the Vologda Region. This medium-maturing variety is distinguished by its high fiber content of 26.6%, with long fiber yield reaching 19.1%. Thanks to its characteristics, Fakel is widely used for the production of flax fiber, making it in demand in the textile industry.

The Fakel variety has high resistance to major flax diseases, including rust (100%), Fusarium wilt (98.3%), and anthracnose (59.6%). To achieve maximum yield, it is recommended to use intensive cultivation technologies with the application of nitrogen fertilizers at a dosage of 25–30 kg/hectare of active substance. The sowing rate is 18-20 million seeds per hectare, which ensures optimal plant development and the production of a quality harvest.

Thus, flax Fakel is a reliable and productive variety that combines high yield, fiber quality, and disease resistance. It is suitable for agrarians seeking efficient production of flax raw materials with good technical characteristics.