Cereals
Soft Wheat 
Durum Wheat 
Triticale 
Spring barley 
Winter Barley 
Oat 
Rye Protein and forage crops
Alfalfa 
Pea 
Veza 
Soy 
Forage Grasses Hibrids
Sorghum 
Corn 
Sunflower Amber
AMBER is a convencional rye (non hybrid) that performs well in dry areas, being an alternative to other cereals, due to its hardiness.
AMBER, in difficult seasons can even produce as the better hybrid rye.
AMBER has a high resistance to lodging.
AMBER, high productivity in conventional rye.
Hardiness and good aptitude as for grain or forage production.
Cultivation area
Precocity
Low
Sowing period
| aug | sep | oct | nov | dec | |||||||||||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
100 a 120 kg/ha
Sowing Density
Agronomic characteristics Amber
 Cycle |
Winter |
 Height |
High |
 Aptitude |
Grain - Forage |
 Type |
Conventional |
Disease Resistance