Triticale Trigger

Triticale variety 'Trigger' is a high-yielding mid-season winter variety intended for the production of grain silage, compound feeds, and ethyl alcohol. This variety is distinguished by good winter hardiness, comparable to standard regional varieties, which ensures its reliable overwintering in various climatic conditions. The early maturity period allows for efficient planning of harvesting operations and obtaining stable yields.

The 'Trigger' variety is characterized by high resistance to major diseases such as powdery mildew, bunt, and yellow rust, which significantly reduces crop losses and the need for frequent application of fungicides. Medium-height plants possess high resistance to lodging, which contributes to maintaining grain quality and facilitates mechanized harvesting. The grain has an oval shape and yellow-brown color, and also features a high raw protein content, which enhances its nutritional value for feed purposes.

The 'Trigger' variety is successfully used in the Central Black Earth Region, where yields reach 64.1 c/ha. Thanks to its agronomic and biological characteristics, this triticale is the optimal choice for agricultural producers oriented towards producing high-quality grain for feed and industrial processing.