KINELETSKOE 4 sugar sorghum is a mid-late hybrid of sorghum intended for sugar production. This variety is distinguished by high yield and good seed quality, making it attractive for cultivation in the central regions of Russia. The plant is characterized by light green leaves, a symmetrical, upright panicle of medium length, which becomes loose or of medium density upon maturation. The grain is ellipsoidal in shape, brown and dark brown in color, with a mass of 1000 grains within the range of 18.6-24.6 grams. KINELETSKOE 4 possesses lodging resistance at the level of standards and medium drought tolerance, allowing it to grow successfully in various climatic conditions, including the North Caucasian and Lower Volga regions. The plant demonstrates weak susceptibility to bacterial leaf spot, indicating good disease resistance. High sugar content in the stem makes this variety particularly valuable for sugar production. For successful cultivation of sugar sorghum KINELETSKOE 4, regular watering, fertilization, and monitoring of plant condition are recommended, which contributes to maximum development and yield. In addition to sugar production, sorghum can also serve as a source of animal feed, expanding its application possibilities in agriculture.
