Saxon is a medium-early hybrid pea with high agronomic performance and resistance to adverse conditions. It is characterized by high drought tolerance and adaptability, enabling successful cultivation across various climatic zones. Plants of this variety exhibit high resistance to lodging, which contributes to maintaining yield and improving seed quality.
Saxon features rapid growth in early development stages, significantly enhancing its competitiveness against weeds. Due to its high self-pollination rate, this variety ensures stable and high yields even under low natural pollinator density, which is particularly important for regions with limited insect pollinator presence.
Moreover, Saxon has high oil content, making it attractive for food and technical product production. Tolerance to herbicides such as Express (under Granstar) simplifies crop management and reduces costs for plant protection. All these qualities make Saxon pea a reliable choice for farmers aiming to achieve high-quality yields.
