Ksymena

Ksymena is a new spring wheat variety developed by DANKO, characterized by high yield potential.
 It offers excellent grain quality parameters – all bulk grain indicators place it in the top-quality group E.
 It produces very large kernels with high bulk density, making it perfectly suited for milling and baking purposes.
 Thanks to its longer straw and good leafiness, the variety is also well-suited for forage production.
 This is a very early-maturing variety, which makes it ideal for cultivation on weaker soils.
 Its high tolerance to soil acidity allows it to perform well on fields with unbalanced pH.
 Ksymena has a very good health profile. It shows strong resistance to stem base diseases, powdery mildew, yellow rust, Fusarium head blight, and septoria on both leaves and glumes.
 Recommended for pure sowing, as a component in cereal mixtures, and for late autumn sowing.
 The recommended sowing rate at the optimal sowing time is 360–420 germinating seeds per m² (approx. 160–190 kg/ha).

NEW

Group E/A

High disease resistance

High yielding

Ksymena is a new spring wheat variety developed by DANKO, characterized by high yield potential.
 It offers excellent grain quality parameters – all bulk grain indicators place it in the top-quality group E.
 It produces very large kernels with high bulk density, making it perfectly suited for milling and baking purposes.
 Thanks to its longer straw and good leafiness, the variety is also well-suited for forage production.
 This is a very early-maturing variety, which makes it ideal for cultivation on weaker soils.
 Its high tolerance to soil acidity allows it to perform well on fields with unbalanced pH.
 Ksymena has a very good health profile. It shows strong resistance to stem base diseases, powdery mildew, yellow rust, Fusarium head blight, and septoria on both leaves and glumes.
 Recommended for pure sowing, as a component in cereal mixtures, and for late autumn sowing.
 The recommended sowing rate at the optimal sowing time is 360–420 germinating seeds per m² (approx. 160–190 kg/ha).