Artemis

ARTEMIS is a high-yielding variety of blue lupin (Medicago sativa), distinguished by its early maturation and intense spring development. The plants have a semi-erect bush of medium to high height, and the flowers are predominantly blue-violet, indicating the high quality of the variety. Thanks to its deep root system, Artemis lupin improves soil structure and adapts well to dry conditions, making it particularly valuable for regions with insufficient moisture.

The variety is characterized by high dry matter yield, which in various regions exceeds average standards, reaching up to 17.5 tons per hectare. Additionally, Artemis lupin is distinguished by its high protein content in green mass—about 19.6%, which ensures high feed quality. The variety is resistant to various diseases, including nematodes, fungal pathogens Colletotrichum trifolii and verticillium wilt, and also has good winter hardiness with a class of about 4.3–4.5.

ARTEMIS is optimal for use in feeding animals with freshly mown green mass, as well as for silage and ensilage production. The sowing rate is 20–30 kg per hectare, which allows for effective use of seeds to obtain stable and high-quality yields. Thanks to its unique characteristics, this lupin variety is a reliable choice for farmers seeking high productivity and crop resilience.