Wheat VERTICAL

Stability in Unpredictable Climates

Winter wheat "Vertikal," developed by the Samara Federal Research Center, is a choice for growers who prioritize consistency over speculative highs. As a soft wheat variety, it is engineered to handle the challenges of continental climate, focusing on a balance between winter hardiness and yield potential. With an output capacity of 8–9 tons per hectare, it performs as a reliable workhorse in a modern crop rotation.

Core Advantages

• Genomic Resistance: The variety exhibits strong natural resistance to brown rust, septoria, and powdery mildew. This translates into lower fungicide requirements, effectively reducing overall production costs.
• Climate Adaptability: It is optimized for regions where rapid spring development and efficient moisture utilization are critical for success.
• Grain Quality: It produces soft wheat with consistent milling characteristics, ensuring easier marketability for bulk commercial sales.

Is this the right variety for your farm?

"Vertikal" is best suited for farming operations that follow structured intensive cultivation practices. While it offers high yield potential, it requires careful management of seeding dates to avoid excessive autumn vegetative growth, which can compromise its overwintering capabilities. For farmers seeking a variety that mitigates the risk of sudden disease outbreaks while maintaining steady high-tonnage production, "Vertikal" provides a solid, field-tested foundation.