Vasilkivska

Soybean variety Vasilkivska is a medium-early grain type, recommended for cultivation in various climatic zones of Ukraine, including Polesie, forest-steppe, and steppe. Plants reach a height of 80-90 cm and are characterized by high resistance to lodging, cracking, as well as to major diseases such as peronosporosis, septosporiosis, and ascochitosis. The yield potential of this variety is approximately 3.0 t/ha, with seed protein content reaching 38-39%, making it a mid-late maturing variety suitable for producing both food, oil, and protein products.

Soybean Vasilkivska exhibits good agronomic characteristics, ensuring a stable seed yield and high adaptability to growing conditions. The recommended planting density at harvest time is 600-700 thousand plants per hectare, which promotes optimal plant development and maximum productivity. Thanks to these qualities, this variety is popular among farmers focused on obtaining high-quality, high-yield raw materials.

Thus, variety Vasilkivska is a reliable choice for farmers aiming to cultivate soy effectively and sustainably in various regions of Ukraine. Its high resistance to adverse factors and diseases, as well as the balanced composition of its seeds, make it versatile and profitable for use in the food industry and feed production.