Bean Beronia

Early Harvest with American Genetics

The 'Beronia' bean by Monsanto is a classic bush-type snap bean chosen by farmers focused on ultra-early production. With a maturity period of up to 65 days, it allows producers to hit the market while supply is still low, ensuring higher profit margins.

Agronomic Features

The bush growth habit, with a height of 40–50 cm, makes 'Beronia' highly convenient for maintenance and mechanical harvesting. The lack of need for trellis installation significantly reduces production costs. Key technical features:

• Type: Snap bean (wax bean).
• Pod color: Vibrant yellow at technical maturity.
• Seeds: White, highly valued by food processors for their clean and aesthetic appearance.

The main advantage of this variety over competitors is the perfect balance between earliness and pod quality. The yellow pods do not develop fiber quickly, providing the agronomist with a 3–5 day harvest window, which is crucial if weather conditions delay field operations.

Who is 'Beronia' for?

This variety is optimal for two segments: professional farms supplying fresh produce to supermarket chains, and private growers targeting the early-season market. However, it is important to note that during extreme heat at flowering, the plants may require additional irrigation to prevent blossom drop — a standard requirement for this type of US-bred bean which demands stable soil moisture.

Compared to later-maturing varieties, 'Beronia' displays excellent pod uniformity. You receive a consistent yield that is easy to calibrate. The white seeds inside the pod maintain their shape during thermal processing, making this variety a favorite for the canning industry.