Flax Libra

Libra is a flaxseed variety developed by Limagrain Europe (France) and included in the State Register since 2015. The plant features a medium stem length of about 52 cm and medium maturity period. Petal color changes from blue-violet in bud stage to light blue when fully developed, and the stigma at the base is white. Seeds of the Libra variety have a brown color and medium-sized capsules with fringed false septa. The average 1000-seed weight is 6.1 g, oil content reaches 44.5%, and protein content is 22.8%.

The Libra variety is characterized by high yield, which varies depending on region: from 5.2 t/ha in Akhalinsky region to 17.9 t/ha in East Kazakhstan. It exhibits resistance to diseases, pests, lodging, and drought, confirmed by a maximum rating of 5 points. Due to these qualities, the variety does not lodge and is suitable for cultivation in various regions, including Akhalinsky, East Kazakhstan, Kostanay, and North Kazakhstan regions.

Libra is intended for food use, making it a valuable agricultural product. Its stable yield and quality parameters allow effective application in the agricultural sector, ensuring high oil and protein content in seeds. This flax is an excellent choice for farmers seeking quality raw material for the food industry.