Oat IRTYS 33
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Mid-season forage oat variety with yields of 60+ ц/га and up to 13% protein content.
Description
Technical Potential of the Irtysh 33 Variety
The Irtysh 33 oat variety, developed by the Omsk Agrarian Scientific Center, is designed specifically for intensive forage production. Its genetic profile is optimized to balance growth cycles with high nutritional value, making it a reliable choice for commercial livestock operations.
Agrobiological Specifications
- Maturity Group: Mid-season variety (95–110 days). This duration allows the crop to optimize moisture uptake during the first half of the season, effectively mitigating risks associated with mid-summer drought.
- Yield Capacity: When cultivated according to standard agronomic protocols, yields consistently exceed 60 centners per hectare.
- Nutritional Profile: With a protein content of 12–13%, this variety serves as a robust foundation for livestock diets, reducing the need for costly protein supplements.
Operational Benefits
The primary utility of Irtysh 33 is in feed grain production. The morphology of its panicle ensures uniform ripening across the field, which minimizes harvest losses and improves the efficiency of mechanical threshing. The consistent protein levels provided by this variety support steady quality in final feed formulations. For agricultural producers prioritizing high output per hectare with efficient nutrient uptake, Irtysh 33 offers a proven balance of productivity and technical stability.
Crop & resistance
Crop
Disease resistance
Specifications
| Ripeness Group (days) | Medium-maturing (95-110) |
|---|---|
| Yield | 60+ |
| Protein (%) | 12-13 |
| Grain-oriented | |
| Usage Type | |
| Registration year | 2022 |
| Catalog | Catalog → Oats |
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| Country | Russia |
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