AKINAK

The winter triticale variety Akinak is a highly productive plant of medium height with a semi-erect-intermediate bush type and a coleoptile coloration ranging from weak to medium anthocyanin. This variety is distinguished by a high yield potential, confirmed by test results: the average yield during the competitive tests period was 66.5 centners/ha, which is 15.5% higher compared to the reference variety Talva 100. The maximum yield was recorded at 101.2 centners/ha in the Tambov region. Akinak is resistant to major diseases and adapted to the conditions of the northeastern part of the Central-Black-Earth region, making it a reliable choice for agricultural production in this zone.

The variety has a universal direction of use due to the high quality of grain and crop structure. It is resistant to biotic and abiotic stresses, ensuring stability and efficiency of cultivation in various climatic conditions. Inclusion of the variety in the State Register of Breeding Achievements confirms its breeding value and suitability for widespread application in agricultural practice.

Thus, triticale Akinak is a promising variety for increasing productivity and resilience of crops in the Central-Black-Earth region. Its characteristics allow for effective use of the plant in agrotechnologies aimed at obtaining high yields of quality grain with minimal risks of disease infection and unfavorable environmental factors.