Triticale MIP Renesans

A New Milestone in Triticale Breeding: MIP Renesans

Registered in 2025, this variety offers farmers a combination of compactness and high productivity. Developed by the Myronivskyi Institute of Wheat named after V.M. Remeslo, it is designed for intensive grain production in the Forest-Steppe and Polissia regions of Ukraine. The key feature of "MIP Renesans" is its morphological architecture, optimized for efficient resource allocation.

Technological Profile and Morphology

The variety is a winter complex hybrid created through rigorous selection. Unlike taller predecessors, "MIP Renesans" features a short stem, which significantly improves its resistance to lodging. The dense, pyramidal, medium-sized ear with evenly distributed awns ensures stable grain filling.

• Adaptability: Specifically bred for the climatic zones of the Forest-Steppe and Polissia.
• Morphological traits: Hollow straw, high density of pubescence on the sub-ear internode, and a narrow flag leaf blade.
• Maturity: The medium heading time allows the variety to optimally utilize moisture during the spring-summer period.

The absence of anthocyanin coloration in the anthers and the weak expression of anthocyanin on the flag leaf auricles highlight the purity of the line. The flexible rachis combined with high ear density makes this variety a reliable tool for achieving high-quality grain yields.