A DEXTER is a novelty in autumn pea cultivation, as it is a type of forage pea with excellent crop stability and very good winter resistance, which means that it can be grown without significant risks, and is clearly suitable for autumn sowing. Its grain can be harvested at least two weeks earlier than spring-sown varieties with similar ripening times (approximately during the winter barley harvest period). Therefore, it is an early and extremely important, valuable source of protein, which, due to the good endurance of the plants, harvests quickly and without losses.
A DEXTER autumn peas are typically characterised by much higher productivity than spring varieties, with pods not susceptible to spinning and marketable seed production due to their appearance and content.
A DEXTER its extremely good resistance to pests is one of the defining varietal characteristics, which is a key pillar of high crop stability and outstanding productivity.