Soybean EN ARGUMENT

Soybean variety EN ARGUMENT is an early-maturing, high-protein variety of indeterminate growth type, intended for feed, food, and industrial use. This ultra-early variety is characterized by a short growing season, which in the West Siberian region ranges from 82 to 105 days, allowing for successful cultivation in northern regions. The plants are low to medium height, about 60-70 cm, with purple flowers, brown pubescence, and black hilums. The variety is characterized by high yield, reaching up to 34.5 c/ha in state trials, and stable protein content in the grain ranging from 29.4% to 42%, making it particularly valuable for feed and food production. The mass of 1000 seeds varies from 130 to 160 g, averaging about 137-138 g. Fat content ranges from 18 to 25.1%, further enhancing the nutritional value of the seeds. Due to high seed hardness and lack of grain shattering, the variety demonstrates low losses during harvesting and storage. EN ARGUMENT possesses resistance to major soybean diseases such as downy mildew, Septoria, and sclerotinia, and is resistant to lodging, which contributes to yield preservation and improved seed quality. The sowing rate is 650-700 thousand viable seeds per hectare, ensuring optimal planting density and maximum productivity. All these characteristics make the EN ARGUMENT variety an attractive choice for agrarians seeking high-quality and high-yield soybean crops.