Titona

Winter wheat Tіtona — a high-yielding, versatile type variety belonging to the erythrospermum group. The grain is large, long, and egg-shaped, ensuring high quality and product appeal. Plants reach a height of 79–84 cm, with a thousand-grain weight of 39–42 g. The variety is classified as medium-early maturing and is recommended for cultivation in the Polissia, forest-steppe, and steppe regions.

Tіtona exhibits high resistance to various diseases and stress factors. The variety has resistance ratings of 7–9 points to lodging, shattering, root rot, septoria, fusarium, brown rust, and powdery mildew. Such resistance significantly reduces yield losses and enhances production stability. Additionally, the variety is tolerant to numerous diseases of cereal crops, making it a reliable choice for farmers.

This wheat variety is adaptable to various growing conditions, preceding crops, and planting dates, ensuring high ecological plasticity. The recommended seed sowing rate is 4.5–5.5 million germinating seeds per hectare, depending on the moisture zone. The potential yield reaches 7.0–8.5 t/ha, with grain protein content of 14.0–14.3%, making Tіtona a profitable and versatile option for diverse agronomic conditions.