The Jose' variety is characterized as mid-late or mid-early, possessing a semi-prostrate or erect growth habit, which facilitates harvesting for grain. The plant shows high vegetative vigor and good resistance to winter cold, as well as to major crop diseases.
The produce of this variety is distinguished by high protein content, good digestibility, and high palatability for livestock. The variety is versatile in its use: suitable for the production of green fodder, hay, silage, grain, as well as for mixed cropping and as a green manure to increase soil fertility.
The plant is well-adapted to various soil types, including clay and calcareous soils, however, it is sensitive to waterlogging in the field.
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Countries of admission
5 jurisdictions
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Variety registered as early as 2
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Also known as
breeder code JOSE
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Jose'primaryIT
JOSËES, GB, QM, QZ, SI, UY
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