Kyivska 22

Crop Stability in a Changing Climate

The winter wheat variety "Kyivska 22" is the choice of farmers focused on obtaining predictable results in fields with varying levels of farming intensity. Developed by the Institute of Plant Physiology and Genetics of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine, this variety demonstrates high adaptability to Ukraine's soil and climatic conditions, making it a reliable tool for crop rotation.

Practical Aspects of Cultivation

The primary demand for this variety comes from farms that need a combination of technological efficiency and good baking qualities. Key characteristics that define the choice of this variety for specific tasks include:

• Gluten Stability: A gluten content of 25–30% allows for the sale of grain for food purposes or its use for internal processing on the farm. This is the "gold standard" highly valued by grain elevators.
• Development Type: As a soft winter wheat, the variety efficiently utilizes autumn moisture and performs well during wintering, which reduces the risks of having to re-sow in the spring.
• Response to Input Levels: The variety responds well to mineral fertilizers, yet maintains productivity even with moderate chemical input, which is crucial for minimizing the cost of production per ton.

When should you choose "Kyivska 22"?

The usage scenario for this variety is building a foundation for stable production. Agronomists select it when they need a variety that does not require "extreme" technology but is guaranteed to yield above the regional average. It is an optimal solution for fields where producing high-quality flour without sacrificing total volume is essential.