Pinto Bean

Reliable Yields with "Pitra" Bean Variety

For agricultural enterprises focused on high-quality commercial grain, choosing planting material from PMP "Tiras" is a pragmatic choice. The "Pitra" bean variety is a classic example of bush shelling beans of Ukrainian selection, adapted to local climatic conditions. Unlike many imported hybrids that require intensive farming technologies, this variety demonstrates high adaptability across various agro-climatic zones of Ukraine.

Agronomic Features

The key advantage of "Pitra" lies in the predictability of its growing season. With a maturity period of 90–100 days, farmers can precisely plan their harvesting campaign, avoiding the risks of autumn rains. The bush-type growth habit simplifies the mechanization of the harvest, which is critical for medium and large-scale operations where manual labor is not cost-effective.

• Crop Type: Shelling (grain) beans. High yield of clean grain per pod.
• Plant Architecture: A compact bush that is resistant to lodging, minimizing losses during mechanical harvesting.
• Purpose: An ideal option for commercial grain production, targeting both domestic markets and the processing industry.

Who is this choice for?

"Pitra" is optimal for farms seeking a balance between cultivation costs and market prices. If you prioritize low maintenance and mechanical harvestability, this variety is a reliable tool. While it requires strict adherence to crop rotation—as do all legumes—with proper management, the variety from PMP "Tiras" consistently demonstrates excellent pod filling and good shelf life during storage.