Adessa

Adessa — a new soybean variety characterized by high productivity and ultra-early maturity. Due to its early maturation, this variety allows harvesting two crops per season, making it especially attractive for intensive farming. Adessa can also be used as a predecessor for winter crops, expanding its application potential in crop rotation.

The variety is distinguished by high disease tolerance and lodging resistance, which contributes to stable yields and reduced losses under adverse conditions. Plants have an indeterminate growth habit with low or medium branching, and stem length varies from very short to short, facilitating maintenance and harvesting. Row width can range from 12.5 to 25 cm, allowing adaptation to various agronomic conditions.

Seed quality indicators are also high: protein content is 40–44%, and oil content is 22–24%. Thousand-grain weight ranges from 170–200 g, indicating seed size and good quality. Recommended sowing rates are 620–650 thousand seeds per hectare, ensuring optimal plant density and maximum productivity.