TACHELES

German Breeding Excellence

The winter wheat variety "Tacheles" by Strube represents the pinnacle of German breeding, specifically engineered to provide farmers with a robust "biological insurance policy." In an era where plant pathogens are evolving rapidly, this variety has established a strong reputation for maintaining its yield potential even under significant disease pressure.

A Comprehensive Pathogen Shield

What sets Tacheles apart in the competitive wheat market is its extensive profile of resistance. Strube has focused on creating a cultivar that effectively manages the most damaging threats to wheat production, minimizing the need for intensive chemical intervention. The variety shows exceptional performance against:

• Foliar diseases: Helminthosporium and Septoria.
• Rust diseases: Yellow rust and Brown wheat rust.
• Other key threats: Powdery mildew and Fusarium head blight.

This genetic resistance not only protects the crop’s integrity but also allows producers to optimize their fungicide programs, lowering overall production costs and environmental impact.

Growth Cycle and Adaptability

As a winter wheat variety, Tacheles exhibits excellent plasticity. With a growing season of 80–100 days, it is designed to leverage early-season moisture and light availability efficiently. This adaptability makes it a reliable choice across varying soil and climate conditions, ensuring a steady transition from establishment to harvest.

Market Positioning

For growers targeting high-quality grain yields, Tacheles by Strube stands out as a top-tier choice. It is widely considered a high-intensity variety that rewards well-managed cultivation. By combining the rigorous standards of German seed science with field-tested durability, Tacheles serves the needs of modern, efficiency-driven agricultural operations. It is not just about raw yield; it is about consistent, predictable performance that helps mitigate the risks inherent in large-scale wheat farming.