GMAX 8132

Italian breeding for stable yields

GMAX 8132 is the result of a collaboration between leading breeding centers Apsovsementi S.P.A, Asociados Don Mario S.A, and Maurizio Lottari. This soybean variety combines South American genetic potential with European quality standards, making it a sought-after tool for agronomists aiming for predictable results. Created as a response to the challenges of modern plant production, this hybrid adapts successfully to difficult climatic conditions, demonstrating exceptional phytosanitary resilience.

Biological potential and grain quality

One of the key advantages of the model is the balanced seed composition. Under proper agronomic practices, the culture demonstrates the following metrics:

• Oil content: 22–23%, which aligns with the premium segment for the processing industry.
• Protein content: 35–37%, providing high feed and nutritional value of the product.

The compact plant habit (height of 50–60 cm) facilitates efficient nutrient distribution, minimizing harvest losses and ensuring uniform maturation.

Phytosanitary shield

Farmers choose GMAX 8132 primarily because of its innate ability to resist diseases that often cause yield losses. The variety shows high resistance to:

• Downy mildew (Peronospora) and Septoria.
• Bacteriosis.
• A complex of fungal diseases: Mycosphaerella blight, Fusarium, Ascochyta, and brown spot.

Such comprehensive protection allows for a significant reduction in pesticide load, making cultivation not only economically profitable but also environmentally sound.

In the soybean market, GMAX 8132 occupies a niche of high-tech material for farms that value reliability and consistent quality indicators year after year.