Rufus triticale is an winter crop with high productivity and resistance. Studies conducted under the conditions of the "Oksana" SFG showed that this variety has the highest plant density — 429 plants per square meter, as well as high survival rate — 98.5%. Rufus stands out with maximum plant height at different phenological stages and provides high grain yield, reaching 57.0 centners per hectare.
In addition, the Rufus variety demonstrates high energy efficiency in cultivation. It provides maximum energy output — 64952 MJ per hectare, as well as a high energy efficiency coefficient of 3.04. These indicators indicate rational resource use and high economic efficiency when growing this triticale variety.
Thus, triticale variety Rufus is a promising choice for farmers aiming to achieve high yield and maximum return on invested resources. Its resistance, high plant density, and energy efficiency make this variety optimal for cultivation under various agroclimatic conditions.