Ruslana

Ruslana grass is a high-yielding forage crop intended for use in agriculture. It belongs to the ryegrass family and is characterized by rapid growth, providing a 14–30 day advantage over natural meadows. This allows for up to six cuttings per growing season, significantly increasing the volume of animal feed. Over 4–5 cuttings, it produces high-quality hay with yields of 110–150 centners per hectare, making it a valuable resource for winter feeding in the form of hay or silage.

In addition, this grass is part of the "Park" lawn mixture, designed for creating shade-tolerant lawns on private plots and in parks. In this mixture, the perennial variety "Gator" makes up 20% of the total composition, promoting the formation of a dense, fine-leaved lawn resistant to drought and shade. This lawn requires proper sowing at a rate of 3–5 kg per 100 m², depending on soil type and optimal care, including timely mowing and nitrogen fertilization to stimulate lateral shoot growth.

Thus, Ruslana grass is a versatile crop successfully used both for producing high-nutrient feed and for creating decorative and functional lawns. Its high yield, resilience to adverse conditions, and ability to recover quickly after mowing make it a favorable choice for farmers and gardeners.