Iluminacja

Iluminacja is the latest winter wheat variety from DANKO, registered in Poland in 2024 after two years of tests.
A compensatory-type variety with high and stable yields across Poland, suitable for both medium-intensive and intensive cultivation technologies in various weather conditions.
Iluminacja “forgives” weather anomalies during the growing season and agronomic mistakes.
Excellent quality parameters make it suitable for milling and baking purposes.
Despite its good disease resistance, especially against yellow rust, full fungicide protection is recommended.
Medium straw length (94 cm) with good lodging resistance.
Produces attractive, large grains (TGW around 46 g).
Matures evenly and has increased resistance to pre-harvest sprouting and grain shedding.
Suitable for delayed sowing after maize and sugar beets.
Recommended sowing rate: 300-350 seeds/m² (150-180 kg/ha) in optimal conditions. For early sowing and intensive cultivation, reduce the sowing rate by 10%. For delayed sowing, increase the sowing rate by 10%.

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Group A/B

Winter hardiness 4,0

For milling-baking purposes

High yielding

Resistant to drought

Iluminacja is the latest winter wheat variety from DANKO, registered in Poland in 2024 after two years of tests.
A compensatory-type variety with high and stable yields across Poland, suitable for both medium-intensive and intensive cultivation technologies in various weather conditions.
Iluminacja "forgives" weather anomalies during the growing season and agronomic mistakes.
Excellent quality parameters make it suitable for milling and baking purposes.
Despite its good disease resistance, especially against yellow rust, full fungicide protection is recommended.
Medium straw length (94 cm) with good lodging resistance.
Produces attractive, large grains (TGW around 46 g).
Matures evenly and has increased resistance to pre-harvest sprouting and grain shedding.
Suitable for delayed sowing after maize and sugar beets.
Recommended sowing rate: 300-350 seeds/m² (150-180 kg/ha) in optimal conditions. For early sowing and intensive cultivation, reduce the sowing rate by 10%. For delayed sowing, increase the sowing rate by 10%.