Odessa 132

Odessa 132 is a modern, high-yielding winter soft wheat variety developed at the Selection-Genetic Institute of UAAN. It belongs to the universal type and is intended for intensive farming on high-fertility soils. Odessa 132 is characterized by high yield potential, which reaches 83.2 to 91.7 centners per hectare in various regions, significantly exceeding the yields of standard varieties. The variety is included in the State Register for the North Caucasus region and is recommended for cultivation in areas such as Stavropol Krai.

Odessa 132 is medium-height and medium-early maturing, with a vegetation period ranging from 234 to 285 days. The ear is large and well-awned, with grain numbers ranging from 62 to 68, and 1000-grain weight varying from 35 to 47 grams, ensuring high grain density (860-875 g/l). The variety exhibits good productive tillering, forming 3-4 stems per plant, which contributes to stable yield formation.

Odessa 132 demonstrates high resistance to adverse environmental factors. It shows good drought and heat tolerance at all development stages, as well as enhanced frost and winter hardiness, rated at 8-9 points. Additionally, the variety is resistant to major plant diseases, ensuring its reliability and stability under various climatic conditions. High grain quality and universal usability make Odessa 132 a popular choice among agricultural producers.