Alfalfa LENIN LOCAL

Variable alfalfa of the "Lenin Local" variety is a legume grass registered in 1938 and intended for cultivation in various regions of Russia, including the Volgograd region, the Republic of Kalmykia, and the Saratov region. This variety is distinguished by its resilience and adaptation to the conditions of the Lower Volga, Volga-Vyatka, Ural, and Western Siberian regions, which is confirmed by its inclusion in the corresponding state registers.

Plants of this variety have medium height and a semi-upright bush, which ensures ease of care and harvesting. The leaves have a dark green color of medium intensity, and the time of the start of flowering is average, which allows for effective planning of agronomic measures. Average yield of dry matter in various regions reaches about 73 centners per hectare, which exceeds average standard indicators.

Special attention is deserved for the high protein content in the dry matter of green mass, which in the Western Siberian region reaches 15.6%. This makes the "Lenin Local" variety a valuable fodder plant for livestock, providing quality feeding for cattle. Thanks to its characteristics and adaptability, this alfalfa variety is a reliable choice for agrarians seeking to obtain a stable and quality harvest.