Rice Ataman

Agrobiological Potential of Ataman Rice

The Ataman variety from Uk National is a selection solution focused on regions with unstable temperature regimes. The productivity of this variety is based on a combination of genetic cold tolerance and an optimized growing season of 140–150 days. This allows the plant to effectively utilize thermal resources during the active growth phase to form a heavy, high-quality ear.

Key Yield and Resistance Characteristics

In field conditions, the variety demonstrates a stable grain yield of 8–9 tons per hectare. High productivity is achieved through the morphological characteristics of the stalk and tillering capacity, creating a dense yet well-ventilated crop stand. A critical technical advantage is the specific resistance to rice blast (Pyricularia oryzae), the primary biotic stressor for rice crops. This genetic resistance significantly reduces the need for fungicide applications, optimizing cost per hectare.

• Cold Tolerance: Adapted to temperature fluctuations, minimizing risks during early planting or late spring frosts.
• Development Intensity: An optimal maturation period (140–150 days) allows for efficient planning of the harvesting campaign.
• Yield Potential: The 8–9 t/ha threshold places Ataman among high-performance, intensive-type varieties.

Choosing this variety is a commitment to reliability. Under field cultivation conditions, Ataman by Uk National minimizes dependence on weather anomalies and lowers phytosanitary risks, providing agronomists with predictable outcomes when standard rice cultivation protocols are followed.