Wheat GIFT TO CRIMEA

Soft winter wheat of the "Gift to Crimea" variety is a mid-early variety with a growing period of about 264 days, ripening several days earlier than the standard Skitser variety. The plant is of medium height, resistant to lodging, and has a 1000-kernel mass ranging from 42 to 44 grams. This variety is characterized by excellent baking qualities, making it in high demand for the production of high-quality flour and baked goods.

The "Gift to Crimea" variety was created through interspecific hybridization and exhibits high resistance to a range of diseases, including common bunt, brown and yellow rust, and powdery mildew. It demonstrates high winter hardiness and frost resistance, as well as medium drought resistance, ensuring stable yields under various climatic conditions. It is recommended for cultivation on high and medium agro-fond, which contributes to the maximum realization of the plant's potential.

This variety is successfully used in crop rotation and adapted for cultivation in various regions, including the North Caucasus, Lower Volga, and Central Black Earth. Yield in competitive trials reached 7.45 tons per hectare, with maximum figures up to 10.69 tons per hectare. Thanks to the formation of strong and high-quality grain, "Gift to Crimea" is widely used in the milling and baking industries, ensuring stable production of high-quality products.