Farwater

Farwater soybean is a mid-season grain soybean variety recommended for cultivation in the forest-steppe zone. It is characterized by high protein content in the seeds — from 40 to 42%, and a yield potential of up to 3.0 tons per hectare. Plants reach a height of 70 to 90 cm, with lower pods positioned at approximately 17.6 cm. The variety is resistant to major diseases and stress factors, ensuring its adaptability to various soil-climate conditions and making it popular for grain use. To protect soybean seeds and seedlings, the fungicidal seed treatment Farwater KS is applied, which has a dual contact-systemic action. Its active ingredients are fludioxonil (25 g/l) and mefenoxam (10 g/l), which effectively control a broad spectrum of fungal diseases, including root rots, aphanomyces root rot, fusarium, pythium, ascochytosis, seed mold, and botrytis. Mefenoxam provides systemic protection with a curative effect, while fludioxonil suppresses mycelial growth and pathogen reproduction, ensuring reliable protection of seeds and seedlings from the moment of treatment until the bud stage. Use of the seed treatment Farwater KS promotes the development of a strong root system in soybeans, while the product does not negatively affect the symbiotic root nodule microbiota, which is important for normal plant nutrition and increased productivity. This comprehensive approach to protection and cultivation of the Farwater variety ensures stable and high yields, as well as improved seed quality, making this variety attractive for farmers focused on efficient and sustainable soybean production.