Comandor

Comandor is a new DANKO winter wheat.
It is characterized by a high level of yield in both medium-intensive and intensive cultivation technology.
Perfect for medium quality and better soils.
It has grain with very good uniformity, high density, extraordinary glassiness and excellent quality parameters, on the border of E / A group. It is characterized by a record high falling number and gluten content (at the level of group E) and high protein content.
Wheat with good resistance to diseases, especially to yellow and brown rust and ear fusarium. There is no need to use intensive fungicide protection technology, which optimizes cultivation costs.
Very good winter hardiness – 4.5 on a 9⁰ scale.
Has an increased tolerance to soil acidification, which means that it can be cultivated in soils with unregulated pH.
It is a medium height variety with good stiffness. In conditions of intensive cultivation technology it requires shortening or stiffening of the stem.
Comandor has a very good pre-harvest sprouting resistance.
Very good tillering capacity, suitable for delayed sowing.
The sowing rate in the optimal sowing term is 320-360 germinating seeds per m², ie: ca. 160-180 kg/ha.

Group E/A

Winter hardiness 4,5

Suits to sow after corn

For milling-baking purposes

High disease resistance

Gold medal

High yielding

Comandor is a new DANKO winter wheat.
It is characterized by a high level of yield in both medium-intensive and intensive cultivation technology.
Perfect for medium quality and better soils.
It has grain with very good uniformity, high density, extraordinary glassiness and excellent quality parameters, on the border of E / A group. It is characterized by a record high falling number and gluten content (at the level of group E) and high protein content.
Wheat with good resistance to diseases, especially to yellow and brown rust and ear fusarium. There is no need to use intensive fungicide protection technology, which optimizes cultivation costs.
Very good winter hardiness – 4.5 on a 9⁰ scale.
Has an increased tolerance to soil acidification, which means that it can be cultivated in soils with unregulated pH.
It is a medium height variety with good stiffness. In conditions of intensive cultivation technology it requires shortening or stiffening of the stem.
Comandor has a very good pre-harvest sprouting resistance.
Very good tillering capacity, suitable for delayed sowing.
The sowing rate in the optimal sowing term is 320-360 germinating seeds per m², ie: ca. 160-180 kg/ha.