Master

Focus on Productivity: Sorghum "Master"

When the task is to provide livestock with a high-quality forage base in high-risk farming areas, the "Master" variety from "RosNIISK Rossorgo" is a technological response to climate variability. This variety is the result of breeding work by a team led by V.I. Zhuzhukin and E.V. Morozov. Unlike tall hybrids, "Master" has a compact height of 70–90 cm, making it highly efficient for harvesting and primary processing.

Practical Agricultural Scenarios

With a vegetation period of 90–100 days, this variety fits flexibly into crop rotations, serving as a primary forage crop or a reliable insurance crop for replanting damaged winter cereals. Key areas of application include:

• Silage Production: Thanks to its balanced biomass and dark brown grain characteristics, this variety provides high nutritional value in silage, which is crucial for dairy farming.
• Hay Making: The compact plant structure facilitates easier mowing and drying, allowing producers to obtain hay with a high percentage of grain components.
• Grain Feed: The dark brown grain of "Master" serves as a concentrated energy source, suitable for cattle and poultry diets after processing.

The short stalk height is more than just a morphological feature; it addresses lodging issues and saves fuel during harvest. Farms choosing this variety gain predictable results: drought resistance, stable yields, and operational efficiency that requires minimal machinery adjustments.