Lawina

One of the newest DANKO winter wheat varieties registered in Poland in 2019.
It is characterized by a record high level of yield in both medium-intensive and intensive cultivation technology.
Extremely disease resistant, especially to snow mold, powdery mildew, wheat tan spot, yellow and brown rust.
Does not require the use of expensive fungicide protection technologies, which results in the optimization of cultivation costs.
Works well in grain monoculture and maize sowing.
A short variety with good stiffness.
Characterized by high earliness and very good winter hardiness (4.5 on a 9⁰ scale).
Grain with very high density, medium thickness (TGW approx. 43-47 g) with a low share of offal and good pre-harvest sprouting resistance.
Very good tillering capacity – lowering the seed rate is recommended!
The recommended sowing rate in the optimal sowing term is 300-350 germinating seeds per 1 m² (ca. 160-180 kg/ha).

Group C

Winter hardiness 4,5

High yielding

Very good tillering capacity

One of the newest DANKO winter wheat varieties registered in Poland in 2019.
It is characterized by a record high level of yield in both medium-intensive and intensive cultivation technology.
Extremely disease resistant, especially to snow mold, powdery mildew, wheat tan spot, yellow and brown rust.
Does not require the use of expensive fungicide protection technologies, which results in the optimization of cultivation costs.
Works well in grain monoculture and maize sowing.
A short variety with good stiffness.
Characterized by high earliness and very good winter hardiness (4.5 on a 9⁰ scale).
Grain with very high density, medium thickness (TGW approx. 43-47 g) with a low share of offal and good pre-harvest sprouting resistance.
Very good tillering capacity – lowering the seed rate is recommended!
The recommended sowing rate in the optimal sowing term is 300-350 germinating seeds per 1 m² (ca. 160-180 kg/ha).