Kharkivskiy 376

The pea variety Kharkivskiy 376 is a mid-season variety recommended for cultivation in steppe, forest-steppe, and Polissia zones. Plants reach a height of 64-69 cm, have a simple bluish-green stem with 13-17 internodes and three pairs of entire, egg-shaped leaflets. Flowers are white, arranged in pairs on the pedicel. Pods are straight with a pointed tip, up to 5.5 cm long, containing an average of 5-6 seeds, with a maximum of 8 seeds. Seeds are yellow, round, smooth, and the 1000-seed weight reaches 281 g. The variety exhibits high resistance to several diseases, including fusarium, septoria, ascochitosis, and rust, ensuring reliable yields. The vegetation period is 74-83 days, and the protein content in seeds reaches 24.3%. The potential yield of the variety is up to 6.0 t/ha, confirmed by state trials with yields of 21.9-24.7 c/ha. The recommended sowing rate is 1.1 million seeds per hectare, promoting optimal plant development and mechanized harvest. The Kharkivskiy 376 variety is an exemplar for drought resistance, making it especially valuable for cultivation in steppe conditions. Due to its characteristics and disease resistance, it is suitable for intensive agriculture with modern technologies. High protein content and stable yield make this variety attractive to agricultural producers focused on quality and efficient pea production.