Soybean FADEEV MEMORIAL SOY

Fadeev Memorial Soy is an early-maturing variety of the Northern ecotype, distinguished by a combination of rapid maturity and high productivity. The vegetation period varies from 85 to 105 days depending on climatic conditions, with an average duration of about 95 days. Plants are of a determinate type, erect, and less branched, which facilitates mechanized harvesting and resistance to lodging. Plant height reaches approximately 58 cm, pods are brown and curved, and seeds are yellow with a brown hilum. The Fadeev Memorial Soy variety is characterized by high yield: under optimal heat and moisture conditions, yield can exceed 3 tons per hectare, reaching up to 4.3 tons per hectare with irrigation. The mass of 1000 seeds varies between 136-196 grams depending on growing conditions. Seeds are characterized by a high content of crude protein – from 30.8% to 39% on a dry matter basis, as well as a fat content within 18-24%. This makes the variety attractive for agricultural use as a source of protein and oil. Fadeev Memorial Soy is resistant to bacterial blight at a level below average, which increases its reliability during cultivation. Due to its agronomic characteristics and stable yield, the variety is widely used for sowing and growing in various regions. It was developed to ensure high productivity and adapted to mechanized harvest collection, which eases farmers' work and contributes to effective farming.