Volkhova

Rye of the Volkova variety is an annual grass plant with a stem height of about 143 cm and oval grains. This variety is distinguished by a well-developed root system that penetrates to a depth of 2-2.5 meters, which ensures high drought resistance. The plant's leaves strengthen the stem and base, which helps minimize grain drop and, as a result, ensures a high yield level.

Rye Volkova is susceptible to brown and stem rust, and is also occasionally affected by powdery mildew. Despite this, the variety maintains good yield indicators thanks to its resistance to unfavorable conditions such as drought and frost. Rye is widely used in the food industry for the production of flour, starch, and molasses, as well as in agriculture as a fodder crop.

The plant has a hollow stem and a tufted root system, as well as a complex spike of an incomplete type. Thanks to its characteristics, rye Volkova is suitable for cultivation in various climatic zones, providing a stable yield and high grain quality. This variety is a reliable choice for farmers seeking a productive and drought-resistant crop.