Інститут рослинництва ім. Юр’єва·Cereals
Prynada
Prynada — a medium-height winter soft wheat variety from the Yuriev Plant Production Institute for the Steppe, with a lodging resistance of 9 points, high frost tolerance (7 points) and the grain quality of strong wheat.
Main advantages
- Lodging resistance 9 points — maker's score
- Strong-wheat grain quality — maker's data
- Sunflower, stubble predecessors — stable yields
- Frost tolerance 7 points — high, per the maker
- Yield 7.75 t/ha in 2020 — maker's data
Overview
About this product
Prynada is a medium-height (90–100 cm) winter soft wheat variety for the Steppe. Lodging resistance is 9 points and frost tolerance is high, 7 points; it is resistant to drought and the major diseases.
Grain quality meets the requirements of the strong wheat class. In the 2020 competitive trial 7.75 t/ha; in the 2018 trials 7.83 t/ha at the Volyn centre, 7.9 at the Sumy centre and 7.22 at the Dnipropetrovsk centre.
Recommended after non-fallow preceding crops; per the maker, it forms stable high yields after sunflower and stubble predecessors. Seeding rate 4.5 million viable grains/ha after fallow and 5.5 million after non-fallow preceding crops.
Specifications
Agronomic profile
| Brand | Інститут рослинництва ім. Юр’єва |
|---|---|
| Registered zones | Steppe |
| Growing zones | Steppe |
| Winter hardiness | frost tolerance high, 7 points |
| Drought tolerance | drought-resistant |
| Yield | competitive trial 2020: 7.75 t/ha; plots: Institute of Agriculture of the North-East (NAAS) 6.80, MNAU research centre 7.70, Institute of Agriculture of Western Polissia (NAAS) 6.52 t/ha; UIPVE trials 2018: Volyn regional centre 7.83, Sumy 7.9, Dnipropetrovsk 7.22 t/ha |
| Quality class | strong wheat |
| Lodging resistance | resistant, 9 points |
| Plant height | 90–100 cm, medium-height |
| Disease resistance | resistant to the major diseases |
| Preceding crops | non-fallow; stable high yields after sunflower and stubble predecessors |
| Seeding rate | 4.5 million viable grains/ha after fallow, 5.5 million after non-fallow preceding crops |
| Other facts | Botanical variety: lutescens |
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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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