BASALTIC

Winter wheat variety BASALTIC is an intensive type crop, characterized by low stature and high tillering potential. This variety is distinguished by high adaptability to growing conditions and resistance to various adverse environmental factors, including drought and low temperatures. Registered in 2014, BASALTIC is widely cultivated and successfully grown in several Eastern and Central European countries, such as Romania, Slovakia, Bulgaria, Serbia, and Hungary, which confirms its adaptability and reliability.

One of the key advantages of this variety is its high yield, which reaches significant levels due to early harvest dates and excellent grain quality. BASALTIC demonstrates resistance to major leaf and head diseases, reducing the need for intensive plant protection and enabling stable yields even under adverse weather conditions. Moreover, the variety has good winter hardiness, making it suitable for cultivation in regions with cold winters.

The BASALTIC variety is recommended for sowing at optimal times, taking into account regional characteristics, to fully realize its potential. Its drought tolerance and adaptability to various soil-climate conditions make it a valuable choice for farmers aiming to achieve stable and high yields. Thanks to the combination of early maturity, disease resistance, and resilience to adverse factors, BASALTIC is an effective and reliable wheat variety for intensive agriculture.