366 X 73

366 X 73 sorghum grain is a mid-late maturing simple two-line hybrid developed for use as a forage crop and grain production. This variety is distinguished by its high potential yield, averaging 30 c/ha with maximum figures reaching up to 78.4 c/ha, which confirms its effectiveness in various climatic conditions. The plants reach an average height of 115 to 128 cm, featuring white round grains with starchy endosperm, making it a valuable source of energy and protein for animal husbandry.

Hybrid 366 X 73 is characterized by good frost resistance and adaptability, allowing it to be grown in different regions, including the North Caucasus. Early maturity and high initial growth energy ensure rapid early plant growth, contributing to the formation of stable and high yields. The plant's panicle is long, dense, and symmetrical, while the glumes are light brown, indicating good development and maturity of the crop.

Additionally, the variety possesses lodging resistance and stress tolerance, enhancing its reliability in unfavorable weather situations. The bushiness coefficient is 2-3, and the vegetative period varies from 130 to 140 days, allowing flexible planning of agro-technical measures. All these characteristics make sorghum 366 X 73 a versatile and effective choice for forage production and grain use.