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TALVA 100

Type
Winter triticale
Country
Russia
Registration Year
1993
Manufacturer
Voronezh FARC Dokuchaev
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20 - 16 000 UAH
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Description TALVA 100
TALVA 100 is a winter triticale variety developed and approved for cultivation in various regions of Russia, including the Central, Volga-Vyatka, Central Black Earth, Middle Volga, and Ural regions. The variety was registered and included in the state registry in 1993, confirming its adaptability and resistance to growing conditions in the specified regions. The breeder of the variety is the All-Russian Research Institute of Rapeseed, which guarantees high quality and a scientific basis for breeding.

One of the key features of the TALVA 100 variety is its high varietal purity and genetic stability. This is confirmed by the method of vertical electrophoresis of storage proteins gliadin, which allowed a comparative analysis of grains of various triticale reproductions. The results showed a complete match of TALVA 100 variety seeds to the original sample, indicating the reliability and homogeneity of the seed material. This approach to seed quality control ensures high efficiency of seed breeding and variety reproduction.

The TALVA 100 variety is recommended for cultivation in agro-climatic conditions of central and adjacent regions of Russia. Thanks to its adaptability and proven genetic stability, it is suitable for use in various agricultural enterprises, ensuring a stable yield and high grain quality. The use of modern methods of seed authenticity control allows farmers to be confident in the quality of the planting material and receive maximum returns from crops.
Specifications TALVA 100
Type
Winter triticale
Country
Russia
Registration Year
1993
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Voronezh FARC Dokuchaev
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