Bataja

No. 1 on Mosaic Soils!

DANKO winter wheat variety characterised by stable yield performance and low soil requirements.
Exhibits very good adaptability to a wide range of climatic and soil conditions.
Versatile variety, suitable for both good and weaker soils. Performs particularly well on soil classes IIIa to IVb.
Bataja offers excellent grain quality parameters, classified as A/B quality class.
Very early heading and maturity, combined with very good disease resistance. It shows particularly high resistance to snow mould, stem base diseases, yellow rust and DTR (tan spot).
Performs well on less favourable sites, including after maize.
Very good winter hardiness, rated 4.5 on a 9-point scale.
Produces attractive, bold grain, with a thousand grain weight (TGW) of approximately 45–50 g, comparable to the Arkadia wheat variety.
Very good tillering ability – lower sowing rates are recommended!
The recommended sowing rate under optimal sowing conditions is 300–350 germinating seeds/m² (approx. 160–180 kg/ha).
For early sowing under intensive cultivation systems, the sowing rate should be reduced by 10%.
For late sowing, the sowing rate should be increased by 10%.

NOTE: Use of herbicides containing chlorotoluron may, in extreme cases, cause crop damage.

Group A/B

Winter hardiness 4,5

Suits to sow after corn

For milling-baking purposes

High yielding

DANKO winter wheat variety characterised by stable yield performance and low soil requirements.
Exhibits very good adaptability to a wide range of climatic and soil conditions.
Versatile variety, suitable for both good and weaker soils. Performs particularly well on soil classes IIIa to IVb.
Bataja offers excellent grain quality parameters, classified as A/B quality class.
Very early heading and maturity, combined with very good disease resistance. It shows particularly high resistance to snow mould, stem base diseases, yellow rust and DTR (tan spot).
Performs well on less favourable sites, including after maize.
Very good winter hardiness, rated 4.5 on a 9-point scale.
Produces attractive, bold grain, with a thousand grain weight (TGW) of approximately 45–50 g, comparable to the Arkadia wheat variety.
Very good tillering ability – lower sowing rates are recommended!
The recommended sowing rate under optimal sowing conditions is 300–350 germinating seeds/m² (approx. 160–180 kg/ha).
For early sowing under intensive cultivation systems, the sowing rate should be reduced by 10%.
For late sowing, the sowing rate should be increased by 10%.

NOTE: Use of herbicides containing chlorotoluron may, in extreme cases, cause crop damage.