Zolottse

The winter hard wheat variety 'Zolotse' is the result of breeding by OSPi and is characterized by high productivity, stable yield, and grain quality. This medium-maturing variety is included in the State Register for the North Caucasus region and is recommended for cultivation in the Republic of Adygea. The average vegetation period ranges from 217 to 276 days, allowing it to adapt to various climatic conditions of the region.

'Zolotse' is characterized by a high thousand-grain weight — from 41 to 49 grams, indicating large and dense grains. The variety is resistant to lodging, ensuring yield preservation and facilitating harvest. Moreover, it demonstrates high resistance to diseases such as yellow rust, brown rust, septoria, and powdery mildew, significantly reducing the risk of yield losses. At the same time, the variety shows low susceptibility to stem rust, moderate susceptibility to stem rust, and susceptibility to Fusarium head blight.

Seed production and supply of the 'Zolotse' variety are carried out by the seed farm 'Obray-MTS' from the Odessa region. Due to its reliable spike structure and high grain weight, this variety attracts the attention of farmers seeking a stable and high-quality wheat harvest. It is suitable for cultivation in dry climates, demonstrating resistance at the level of the standard 'Prikumskaya 124', making it an advantageous choice for farmers oriented toward sustainable agriculture.