The variety is a mid-season, medium-height spring barley obtained by crossing the varieties Beatrix and Pasadena x Marnie. The plant possesses high lodging resistance and good resistance to diseases such as powdery mildew, rhynchosporium, net blotch, and leaf rust.
The grain of the variety is characterized by high malt extractivity, diastatic power, degree of final attenuation, and friability. The thousand kernel weight is 46–53 grams. The variety demonstrates stable yield in various climatic conditions, including arid ones, and is in demand in organic farming.
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Countries of admission
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