Remarca

Remarca is a high-yielding winter wheat variety of German selection, intensive type, specifically adapted for cultivation in Ukraine. This non-awned medium-late variety is characterized by a vegetation period of 263 to 277 days, low stature with a sturdy stem of 70-78 cm, providing resistance to lodging and grain shattering. Remarca possesses high winter hardiness and resistance to root and stem rots, making it a reliable choice for farmers seeking stable yields.

The potential yield of the Remarca variety reaches 11-12 tons per hectare, with an average yield of about 9.4 tons per hectare. The variety is well-suited for late sowing, recommended from October 10 to October 15. It is ideally grown in the Forest-steppe and Polissia regions, allowing for the effective use of agronomic practices and modern agricultural methods to enhance productivity and grain quality.

Growing Remarca wheat requires the application of modern agronomic technologies, including fertilizers, microfertilizers, and foliar feeding, which contribute to maintaining the high status of wheat as a key cereal product. Thanks to its characteristics and adaptability, this variety is an important component in ensuring food security and developing agricultural production.