Canadian barley seed Duncan 1 year, Kirovohrad region.

This variety: drought-resistant, withstands a temperature drop from +60 C° to -18 C°.
The rate of sowing Duncan spring barley per hectare is 160 kilograms. Big yield. A tall, powerful stem makes this variety of barley resistant to lodging and gives the plant the opportunity to form a multi-grain ear (up to 6-7 rows). A good variety for growing seed.
- It is characterized by good drought resistance up to +60 C*, and also has resistance to abiotic stresses. It tolerates spring temperature changes well, frosts at the stage of full plant development up to -18 C*, thanks to a substituted set of genes isolated from camel's thorn that increase the drought resistance of barley up to +60 C*.
- It has stable immunity to all fungal diseases of barley and to viruses affecting common varieties of barley such as (root rot, bacteriosis, powdery mildew, snow mold, rhynchosporiosis, dwarf rust, reticulate and bordered spotting, dusty and false dusty (black head and stone head, black spotted bacteriosis, ergot, septoriosis, fusarium head blight, Russian mosaic, striped mosaic, etc.) and is actually not affected by these diseases.
- Resistantbarley to soil salinization.(//tractor-service.com)
- Barley is harvested in a straight linewith combine harvesters.
- Resistance to acid rain.
- Resistance to lodging and dormancy of barley, due to the strong, powerful stalk of barley.
- High productivity due to the length of the barley ear up to 30 cm, as well as the number of grains in the barley (up to 280 pieces), due to the high coefficient of bushiness of the stalks, the number of stalks in the Duncan barley is up to 14 pieces, this is its high productivity.
- The Canadian Duncan spring barley variety perfectly tolerates early spring frosts up to - 18 C* this makes it possible to sow barley in February windows and not be afraid that it will freeze.