Vyka Yara

Common vetch (Vicia sativa L.) is one of the most common annual legumes. Gives high-quality fodder. They are grown in mixtures with oats, peas, cabbage and other crops.

Moisture-loving culture. It grows well on neutral and slightly acidic soils. It is sown after row or grain crops. Vika yara is not demanding on predecessors. It is not recommended to sow vetch more often than once every three years.
Vet, like all other leguminous crops, makes good use of the after-effects of fertilizers.

Variety Znahidka

The originator is the Krasnograd Research Station of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine, entered in the State Register of Plant Varieties of Ukraine since 2004.

The seeds are gray-brown oval, small, with a light scar. Yield of green mass is 4.3 t/ha, hay – 5.7 t/ha, seeds – 3.3 t/ha.

Details variety

Recommended growing area: Polissia
Direction of use: feed
Quality: high protein
Maturity group: medium ripe
Average yield of dry matter: 33.8 t/ha
Protein content: 18.7%
Has high resistance of beans to cracking

Variety Hybrid 97

Originator: Poltava State Agricultural Research Station named after M.I. Vavilov.

Welluses elements of mineral nutrition on poor non-structural soils of medium and heavy mechanical composition.

Details variety

Recommended zone for cultivation: Forest-steppe, Polissia, Steppe
Direction of use: feed
Quality: medium protein
Maturity group: medium ripe
Has sufficient resistance to conditions of limited moisture

Variety Yaroslava

Entered into the register for 2006 in the Polissia and Forest-Steppe zone.

Immaculate variety, resistant to adverse abiotic factors during the growing season.

According to the test data at the Chernihiv CESR in 2005, the yield of green mass of oats was 423 t/ha, dry matter 86 t/ha, vetch in a mixture 62 t/ha, seeds of oats 38 t/ha, including vetches 26 t/ha Ha.

Details variety

Recommended area for cultivation: Forest-steppe, Polyssia
Direction of use: feed
Quality: medium protein
Maturity group: medium ripe
Resistant to drought and waterlogging
Protein content in grain - 22-25%

Variety Hybrid 85

The originator is the Poltava State Agricultural Research Station, the Belotserkiv Research and Selection Station of the Sugar Beet Institute of the Ukrainian Academy of Sciences.

The average yield of dry matter is 94.3 t/ha, seeds – 21.1 t/ha.

Crude protein content - 18.4%, fat - 2.83%, fiber - 27.34%. Protein collection - 3.4 3 c/ha.