Wheat variety 'Okrasa' is a winter soft wheat characterized by high resistance to various diseases such as powdery mildew, yellow and brown rust, leaf and spike septoria, and Fusarium spike disease. This variety exhibits high drought tolerance and resistance to lodging and shattering, ensuring stable and high yields. The vegetation period is approximately 278-284 days, making it a medium-early variety suitable for cultivation in diverse climatic conditions, including steppes and forest-steppes. Plant height reaches 95-105 cm, and the grain contains high levels of protein and gluten, positively affecting product quality.
Wheat 'Okrasa' has a high yield potential, reaching 8.03-10.86 tons per hectare under a seeding rate of 4.5-5.5 million seeds per hectare. For optimal yield, nitrogen fertilizers are recommended. The standard unit of product is 1 ton, typically supplied in big bags, convenient for storage and transport. The producer of this variety is the German company STRUBE, ensuring high-quality seed material.
In addition, wheat is widely used not only in agriculture but also for decorative purposes. Wheat spikes of various colors — white, red, yellow, blue, pink, black, turquoise, purple, and lavender — are used to create dried flower arrangements, bouquets, and interior compositions. Their naturalness, eco-friendliness, and hypoallergenic properties make wheat an excellent material for home decoration, and their ability to retain freshness allows year-round use.
