Piligrim is a winter triticale intended for cultivation in arid conditions. This grain crop variety is characterized by high yield and resistance to various diseases, making it a reliable choice for agricultural production. Due to its unpretentiousness, Piligrim adapts well to different agro-technical conditions, ensuring a stable grain harvest.
The Piligrim variety was developed by specialists of FGZNIISKH, among whom were A.I. Grabovets, A.V. Krokhmal, P.V. Mykhaylenko, K.N. Biryukov, T.A. Yurchenko, and O.V. Melnikova. It is intended for use in agronomy, where it is valued for grain quality and resistance to adverse environmental factors. This makes it in demand among farmers seeking to obtain a high-quality harvest.
The use of triticale Piligrim is aimed at producing grain that can be used for various agricultural purposes. The variety combines the best qualities of wheat and rye, which ensures it high productivity and resistance. Thanks to these characteristics, Piligrim is an effective solution for agrarians working under conditions of limited moisture.