Rye ENISEYKA

Eniseyka is a winter rye variety characterized by large grain size and short stems. It is distinguished by high winter hardiness, resistance to powdery mildew and lodging, which ensures reliable cultivation under various climatic conditions. The variety is late-maturing and drought-resistant, allowing successful cultivation in regions with variable weather conditions.

During research conducted in different natural and climatic zones, the Eniseyka variety showed average yield varying depending on the region. In the typical forest-steppe zone, the yield reached an average of 4.78 t/ha with low year-to-year variability, indicating the stability of the variety. In more northern and southern zones, the yield was lower, however, the variety maintained resistance to stress factors, confirming its adaptive capabilities.

A feature of the variety is the reduced content of water-soluble pentosanes in the grain (0.5-0.8%), which improves raw material quality compared to standard indicators. The mass of 1000 grains ranges from 24 to 35 grams, and plant height varies from 104 to 143 cm. The average yield in the region reaches 26.7 centners/ha, making Eniseyka an attractive choice for grain cultivation with good agronomic and technological characteristics.