KAZACHOK 4

The KAZACHOK 4 rice variety is a highly productive and late-maturing variety belonging to the Italic Alef group. The vegetative period lasts from 114 to 130 days, allowing for a stable harvest in the Krasnodar Krai and North Caucasus regions. The plants are short-statured, about 85-90 cm high, with wide and short leaves. The panicle is dense and drooping, 17 to 20 cm long, which promotes good grain filling. The grain is elongated and large-grained, with a length-to-width ratio of approximately 2.4; the 1000-grain weight varies from 28 to 42 grams, ensuring high commercial value of the product. KAZACHOK 4 is characterized by resistance to shattering and lodging, which significantly reduces losses during harvesting and improves the quality of collected grain. The variety has medium resistance to pyricularia blight, making it more reliable under conditions of disease spread. Thanks to good tillering and a large number of panicles per sown area, the variety ensures high yields averaging 67.8-89.3 c/ha, with maximum figures exceeding 100 c/ha under favorable growing conditions. The technological and culinary qualities of the KAZACHOK 4 variety are recognized as excellent, making it in demand both for industrial production and for food consumption. The variety is recommended for cultivation in Krasnodar Krai, where it shows stable and high results. Thanks to its characteristics, KAZACHOK 4 is a reliable choice for farmers seeking to obtain high-quality and high-yield rice.