Pea OKSKY

Practical Field Performance

For growers who prioritize field efficiency, the 'Oksky' pea variety, developed by the N.V. Rudnitsky Federal Agricultural Research Center of the North-East, has proven to be a reliable choice. In daily operations, this semi-leafless variety stands out for its structural integrity; it resists lodging, which is a major advantage when the harvest window approaches. It is designed to handle direct harvesting, allowing operators to move through fields without constant adjustments or fear of crop loss due to plant tangling.

Management and Efficiency

With a vegetation period of 70-80 days, 'Oksky' fits well into standard crop rotation schedules. From an operator's perspective, the moderate height of the plants and their uniform maturation mean less stress on the combine header. It is a straightforward variety: it does not require specialized handling, and its ability to withstand direct harvesting makes the harvest season much less demanding.

Disease Resilience

One of the biggest overheads in legume production is the cost of fungicides. 'Oksky' offers significant peace of mind regarding phytosanitary status. Its genetic resistance to root rot and ascochyta blight significantly reduces the pressure of these common pathogens. By reducing the number of necessary fungicide applications, this variety provides a direct boost to the bottom line of the farming operation.

• Plant type: Semi-leafless (minimizes lodging).
• Primary use: Grain production.
• Growth cycle: 70-80 days.
• Disease resistance: Proven resilience against root rot and ascochyta blight.

If your operation relies on consistent results and predictable field management, 'Oksky' provides the necessary durability and performance to meet production targets.