Anniversary 110 is a hybrid variety of mouse vetch (Vicia cracca L.), intended for intensive cultivation technologies and crop growing. The variety is characterized by a thin, ribbed stem up to 160 cm high, elongated leaflets with weak pubescence and a bluish-green color. Inflorescences are elongated racemes 3–4 cm long of a bluish-violet color, and seeds are round, dark brown in shade, containing 50% to 80% of mass. These characteristics make Anniversary 110 an attractive choice for farmers seeking high yield and product quality.
The variety yield is in the range of average values: green mass reaches 102 c/hectare (average-volga 98), dry matter – 35.7 c/hectare, and seeds – 19.7 c/hectare. Under optimal conditions, yield can increase to 126 c/hectare. The variety demonstrates high resistance to major diseases, including rust and powdery rust, as well as fungal pathologies. In addition, Anniversary 110 maintains productivity at low temperatures down to -10 °C, ensuring stable growth even in cool climatic conditions.
For successful cultivation, it is recommended to prepare loose, fertile soil with pH 6–7. The distance between rows should be about 20 cm, and the inter-row distance – 15 cm. Rotation is usually one or two portions per hectare. With proper care and adherence to technological recommendations, Anniversary 110 ensures a stable yield in moderate climatic conditions and can be used both as a fodder crop and in mixed cultures with wheat and vetch.
