Soybean Elena

Elena soybean variety is an oilseed type adapted for cultivation in various climatic zones, including Polissia, forest-steppe, and steppe. Plants reach heights of 85 to 130 cm depending on the growing region, have medium branching and semi-determinate growth type. The variety is characterized by early flowering and a vegetation period of 92 to 105 days, allowing its use for multiple sowings in southern regions. The height of the attachment of the lower pod varies from 12 to 17 cm, facilitating harvest convenience.

The protein content in Elena seeds ranges from 21-22% to 34.6%, and the oil content ranges from 21.1% to 23.2%, making this variety a valuable source of protein and oil. The 1000-seed mass varies from 124 to 146 g, indicating large seed size and high yield potential. The yield potential of this variety reaches 3.3-3.5 t/ha, and in some regions under favorable conditions, yields may exceed 4 t/ha.

Elena variety is resistant to diseases and stress factors, ensuring stable yields. It is well-suited as a predecessor for winter cereal crops. The recommended plant density at harvest is approximately 600 thousand plants/ha. Due to its agronomic characteristics and high productivity, Elena soybean variety is a promising choice for agricultural producers aiming to obtain high-quality and high-yield products.