Pea KAZANETS

Kazanets Pea: A Standard of Reliability

The "Kazanets" variety represents a strategic asset for producers of pulses, balancing consistent yield with high technological adaptability. Developed by the Federal Research Center Kazan Scientific Center of the RAS in collaboration with the Vpered agricultural enterprise, this variety was bred to perform reliably across diverse agro-climatic zones, specifically addressing the needs of modern intensive farming.

Agronomic Profile and Market Position

As an annual crop, "Kazanets" grows between 60 and 110 cm in height, with a major focus on ease of management. Its suitability for direct harvesting is a key competitive advantage, significantly reducing harvesting time and minimizing seed loss in the field. With a vegetation period of 72 to 96 days, it fits seamlessly into standard crop rotation cycles.

• Nutritional Value: The protein content ranges from 22% to 26%, providing excellent nutritional value for livestock feed or high-quality raw material for the food industry.
• Seed Characteristics: The 1000-seed weight ranges from 200 to 280 grams, reflecting its stable yield potential.
• Disease Resistance: The breeding program specifically targeted resistance against Ascochyta blight, one of the most persistent threats to pea crops, effectively reducing the need for aggressive chemical intervention.

For growers, choosing "Kazanets" means opting for a predictable, high-performance solution. The variety combines the structural integrity required for modern machinery with the biological stability needed to protect against common fungal threats. It remains a preferred choice for farms seeking to optimize input-to-output efficiency while maintaining high grain quality standards.