Pea MULTIK

Field Performance: Cultivating «Multik» Peas

Choosing a seed variety often comes down to how well it performs in real-world harvest conditions. The «Multik» pea variety, developed by the Federal Research Center for Legumes and Groat Crops, is designed for operations where reliability and operational simplicity are the top priorities.

Operational Efficiency

For a farm owner, the value of a crop lies in its harvestability. «Multik» is specifically noted for its excellent suitability for direct combining. Because the plant maintains a consistent medium height and good standability, operators can run the combine at optimal speeds without the frustration of repeated header adjustments or excessive field losses. This directly translates to lower fuel consumption per hectare and reduced downtime during the critical harvesting window.

Key Specifications

• Growing Season: 90–100 days. This mid-maturing variety fits seamlessly into standard crop rotation schedules, ensuring you can clear the fields before peak autumn weather risks arise.
• Crop Quality: Protein content ranges from 24% to 26%. This makes the grain highly competitive in both the feed and processing markets, ensuring you get a marketable product every time.

Working with «Multik» is straightforward. It doesn't require specialized equipment or complex adjustments. It is a workhorse variety—built for performance in the field, easy to manage, and predictable in its yield structure. If you are looking for a variety that minimizes operational stress and delivers consistent quality, this is a solid choice.