Comandor

No. 1 in grain vitreousness! No. 1 for organic farming!

Performs excellently on medium-quality and better soils.
Produces very well-calibrated, high-density grain with exceptional vitreousness and outstanding quality parameters, on the borderline between E and A quality classes. It is characterized by a record-high falling number and gluten content (at E-class level), as well as high protein content (A class).
Wheat with good disease resistance, particularly to yellow rust, brown rust and Fusarium head blight. Intensive fungicide protection is not required, helping to optimize production costs.
Very good winter hardiness – 4.5 on a 9-point scale.
Has increased tolerance to soil acidity, making it suitable for cultivation on soils with unregulated pH.
A medium-height variety with good straw stiffness. Under intensive cultivation, stem shortening or stiffening is recommended.
Comandor is characterized by very good resistance to pre-harvest sprouting.
Due to its good resistance to stem base diseases, it is suitable for cereal monoculture and cultivation after maize.
Very good tillering ability.
Suitable for late sowing.
At the optimum sowing date, the recommended sowing rate is 320–360 viable seeds/m², i.e. approx. 160–180 kg/ha.
For early sowing and intensive cultivation, the sowing rate should be reduced by 10%.
For late sowing, the sowing rate should be increased by 10%.
PLEASE NOTE!!! In the case of herbicide products containing chlorotoluron, plant damage may occur in extreme cases.

Group E/A

Winter hardiness 4,5

Suits to sow after corn

For milling-baking purposes

High disease resistance

Gold medal

High yielding

Performs excellently on medium-quality and better soils.
Produces very well-calibrated, high-density grain with exceptional vitreousness and outstanding quality parameters, on the borderline between E and A quality classes. It is characterized by a record-high falling number and gluten content (at E-class level), as well as high protein content (A class).
Wheat with good disease resistance, particularly to yellow rust, brown rust and Fusarium head blight. Intensive fungicide protection is not required, helping to optimize production costs.
Very good winter hardiness – 4.5 on a 9-point scale.
Has increased tolerance to soil acidity, making it suitable for cultivation on soils with unregulated pH.
A medium-height variety with good straw stiffness. Under intensive cultivation, stem shortening or stiffening is recommended.
Comandor is characterized by very good resistance to pre-harvest sprouting.
Due to its good resistance to stem base diseases, it is suitable for cereal monoculture and cultivation after maize.
Very good tillering ability.
Suitable for late sowing.
At the optimum sowing date, the recommended sowing rate is 320–360 viable seeds/m², i.e. approx. 160–180 kg/ha.
For early sowing and intensive cultivation, the sowing rate should be reduced by 10%.
For late sowing, the sowing rate should be increased by 10%.
PLEASE NOTE!!! In the case of herbicide products containing chlorotoluron, plant damage may occur in extreme cases.