Metro

METRO is the latest, record-breaking and stable yielding winter triticale variety, registered after two years of research.
It is works well on medium quality soils – IIIa-IVb.
Medium-short plants with very high stiffness, suitable for intensive agricultural technology.
It is characterized by excellent resistance to diseases, especially to: powdery mildew, brown rust, nodorum septoria blotch, rhynchosporium, ear fusarium. It fits into the Green Deal strategy.
Characterised by a very high frost resistance (5.5).
Metro has a very coarse grain (MTZ about 40-45g) with a high protein content. It is a perfect component of animal feed.
High sprouting resistance secures it in wet harvest.
Very high tillering capacity allows reduced sowing rates.
The recommended sowing rate at the optimal sowing date is 250-300 germinating grains per 1 m² (ca. 120-140 kg/ha).
For early sowing and intensive cultivation technology, the norm should be reduced by 10%.
In the case of delayed sowing, the sowing rate should be increased by 10%.

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Winter hardiness 5,5

High disease resistance

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METRO is the latest, record-breaking and stable yielding winter triticale variety, registered after two years of research.
It is works well on medium quality soils - IIIa-IVb.
Medium-short plants with very high stiffness, suitable for intensive agricultural technology.
It is characterized by excellent resistance to diseases, especially to: powdery mildew, brown rust, nodorum septoria blotch, rhynchosporium, ear fusarium. It fits into the Green Deal strategy.
Characterised by a very high frost resistance (5.5).
Metro has a very coarse grain (MTZ about 40-45g) with a high protein content. It is a perfect component of animal feed.
High sprouting resistance secures it in wet harvest.
Very high tillering capacity allows reduced sowing rates.
The recommended sowing rate at the optimal sowing date is 250-300 germinating grains per 1 m² (ca. 120-140 kg/ha).
For early sowing and intensive cultivation technology, the norm should be reduced by 10%.
In the case of delayed sowing, the sowing rate should be increased by 10%.