Wheat Orenta Odeska

Stable yields in risk zones

"Oranta Odeska" is the preferred choice for agronomists who prioritize predictability in changing climatic conditions. This soft winter wheat variety, developed by the Breeding and Genetics Institute, has proven its reliability in intensive farming systems where the goal is to produce high-quality grain while minimizing the risk of crop failure.

Agronomic advantages

The key feature of this variety is its combination of high winter hardiness (rated 7-9 points) and excellent lodging resistance. For a farming enterprise, this means:

• Reduced harvesting losses: The 80-90 cm stem remains upright even under high nitrogen fertilization, keeping the ear accessible for harvesters.
• Winter stress mitigation: The variety is adapted to unstable winters, making it a reliable option for regions prone to freezing.
• Improved phytosanitary background: Genetic resistance to brown rust, head blight (fusarium), and powdery mildew allows for fewer fungicide applications, directly lowering production costs.

Practical application

"Oranta Odeska" offers a potential yield of 8-9 tons per hectare. Best results are achieved in fertile soils under good crop rotation practices. The variety is highly responsive to intensive fertilizer programs, yet its plasticity allows it to maintain consistent yield levels even in years with moisture deficits. It is ideal for farms focused on meeting export grain quality standards and requiring a crop capable of delivering strong results under moderate climate stress.