Soybean ES TRESOR

Genetic Potential and Adaptation

The French soybean variety EC Tresor by Euralis Semences represents a focus on reliability in temperate climate conditions. The core value of this hybrid lies in its biological resistance to Sclerotinia, which mitigates crop loss risks in fields with high infection pressure. Integrated breeding solutions by Lidea ensure a balance between early maturity and high productivity potential.

Agronomic and Technical Specs

With a maturity cycle of 100–110 days, EC Tresor is classified as a mid-early variety that fits efficiently into crop rotations, allowing for timely harvest before adverse seasonal weather sets in. The plant reaches a height of 70–80 cm, maintaining a robust structure.

• Lower pod clearance: 10–12 cm. This metric is critical for minimizing harvest losses during direct combining, ensuring clean gathering even at lower cutting heights.
• Grain Quality: The protein content is in the 41–43% range, with oil content reaching 20–21%. This composition makes the variety a versatile asset for both processing facilities and livestock feed producers.

The practical advantage of these features lies in the variety's technical performance: it is resistant to lodging and exhibits uniform maturation, which significantly simplifies combine harvester setup. EC Tresor responds effectively to high-input environments, fulfilling its yield potential under optimal seeding rates and nutrient management during key growth stages.