Winter pea
FRESNEL
Good yielding with very good winter hardiness
Benefits:
- Highest grain yield level with good protein content
- Frost tolerance up to about -10°C - possible frost damage usually compensated by good tillering ability
- Best winter hardiness at 2 - 4 leaf stage
- Better regeneration and compensation due to longer vegetation period
- Early ripeness and good resistance to lodging provide good harvest conditions
- FRESNEL leaves good soil condition for the following crop
- Due to early ripeness and average growth height well suited for mixed cultivation
Variety characteristics:
(Officially confirmed or respectively in line with Bundessortenamt)
| Grain yield: | 9 |
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| Thousand grain weight: | 8 |
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| Protein content: | 6 |
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| Protein yield: | 8 |
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| Start flowering: | 2 |
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| Plant height: | 5 |
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| Stiffness: | 7 |
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Usage:
- Grain use
- Biogas- and fodder production
- Nitrogen fixation
- Suitable for organic farming
Cultivation recommendations:
| Recommended sowing rate | 70 - 90 grains/m² |
| Sowing depth | 4 – 6 cm |
| Sowing period | October until early November - depending on location! |
| Fertilization | 40-60 kg P2O5/ha, 100-130 kg K2O/ha, 20-50 kg MgO/ha, N-fertilization is not necessary |
| Crop protection | Herbicide in pre-emergence; Fungicide is recommended in early spring |
| Sowing method | Drill seed in a dry, permeable seedbed with good crumb structure |
| Harvest | At 14 - 16% water content of the seed |
08.09.2022 14:49:09 // 18.00
