Rye

Stability for Polissya Fields

Winter rye "Klych" is a choice for agronomists who prioritize predictable results and minimal risks during difficult winters. Bred by the Institute of Agriculture of Polissya (UAAS), this variety is adapted to local soil specifics and climate fluctuations, making it a reliable workhorse for intensive farming.

Agronomic Resilience in the Field

When it comes to field operations, "Klych" demonstrates high performance consistency. Its main advantage is its genetic resistance to pathogens. This significantly reduces the budget required for fungicide treatments against the most aggressive threats:

• Snow mold: The variety emerges from winter with excellent plant density, even after prolonged cold periods.
• Brown rust: Provides a robust barrier against leaf area loss.
• Stem rust: Protects the crop from lodging and structural damage during the grain-filling phase.

Operational Efficiency

For the operator, this variety is advantageous as it minimizes the need for "emergency" agronomic adjustments. The rye exhibits excellent tillering, allowing for optimized seeding rates without compromising productive stand. The crop responds well to standard fertilization schedules, does not require specialized harvesting equipment, and shows predictable ripening dynamics. In the Polissya region, "Klych" has proven to be a resilient crop that recovers well from minor deviations in sowing dates due to its strong starting potential.