KRUPINKA 10

The sorghum variety KruPinka 10 is a high-yielding grain hybrid designed for mechanical harvesting. The average yield of this variety is 32-38 centners per hectare, making it attractive for intensive agricultural production. The vegetative period of KruPinka is 100-105 days, which allows for effective scheduling of sowing and harvesting operations throughout the season.

The plant is characterized by an upright bush with dark green lanceolate leaves measuring approximately 65 by 7.5 centimeters. The panicle of this variety is large, elongated-cylindrical, gray-white in color, 25-27 centimeters long, with the panicle exit from the funnel of the upper leaf being 8-10 centimeters. The grain is round, matte-white, glassy, and has no hulls, ensuring good threshability. The mass of a thousand grains varies within the range of 28-30 grams.

The KruPinka 10 variety differs in its high resistance to pests and diseases such as aphids, ergot, and bacteriosis, and also possesses drought resistance, making it a reliable choice for cultivation in various climatic conditions. The bran-to-grain yield reaches 85%, indicating the high quality and efficiency of using this variety in the food industry and agriculture.