KWS wheat seed Imperium

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KWS Imperium

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KWS Imperium — a mid-season winter wheat variety bred by KWS, quality class 2, which the maker says is suited to sowing after late-harvested preceding crops and resistant to fusarium head blight.

Main advantages

  • Late sowing dates — reliable productivity, per KWS
  • Powdery mildew, yellow rust 8 — maker's score
  • Winter hardiness 7 — high, maker's score
  • Yield 9.7–10.2 t/ha — on farms in 2026
  • Falling number high and stable — maker's data

Overview

About this product

A mid-season winter wheat variety of quality class 2, with a plant height of 95 cm. The maker cites fast autumn development, a high and stable falling number and reliable productivity even when sown late; the variety is suited to sowing after late-harvested preceding crops.

In 2026 farms in four oblasts harvested 9.7–10.2 t/ha. By the maker's score, resistance to powdery mildew and yellow rust is 8, and to fusarium head blight, brown leaf rust and septoria leaf blotch 6.

Winter hardiness is 7 (high), lodging resistance 4 (low to medium). Test weight is 7 (high), protein content 5 (medium).

Specifications

Agronomic profile

BrandKWS
Typewinter wheat
Maturitymid-season (score 5)
Registered zonesSteppe, Forest-Steppe, Polissia
Winter hardinesshigh (score 7)
Sowing timereliable productivity even when sown late (per the maker)
Yield9.7–10.2 t/ha (farm results in 2026: Khmelnytskyi 10.2, Vinnytsia 10.2, Zhytomyr 9.7, Kharkiv 10.0)
Proteinmedium (score 5)
Quality classClass 2
Test weighthigh (score 7)
Lodging resistancelow to medium (score 4)
Plant height95 cm
Disease resistancepowdery mildew: high to very high (score 8); brown leaf rust: medium to high (score 6); tan spot: medium (score 5); septoria leaf blotch: medium to high (score 6); yellow rust: high to very high (score 8); fusarium head blight: medium to high (score 6)
Preceding cropssuited to sowing after late-harvested preceding crops
Other facts1000-seed weight: medium to high (score 6); Ear emergence: medium (score 5); Grains per ear: medium (score 5); Falling number: high and stable (per the maker); Autumn development: fast (per the maker)

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Questions & answers

What farmers ask most

  • Optimal sowing depends on crop, zone, and seasonal weather. Winter wheat in the Forest-Steppe: Sep 10–25. Corn: when soil is stable at +10°C at 10 cm depth. See the 12-month sowing calendar on the adam.ua blog.

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