Soybean Kingston

Consistent performance for your fields

When it comes to harvest time, the last thing an operator wants is a header clogged with debris or heavy losses due to low-hanging pods. The 'Kingston' variety by Cerela is a standout in this regard. With the lower pods attached at a height of 12–14 cm, you can run the combine low without the risk of picking up dirt or stones, ensuring a clean and efficient harvest.

Agronomic reliability

The 90–100 day maturity cycle makes 'Kingston' a versatile choice for variable climate conditions. Another major advantage is its resistance to Septoria. Less reliance on fungicide passes means lower fuel consumption and less soil compaction, which is a significant operational advantage in today’s farming environment.

Grain quality and logistics

With a protein content of 39–41%, this soy meets the requirements of most processors. It stores well and handles the drying process without excessive cracking. The plant structure is sturdy and resists lodging, allowing for smoother speed control during harvest, which saves both time and fuel costs.

• Optimal pod height for reduced harvesting losses.
• Consistent 90–100 day growth cycle.
• Strong disease resistance reducing input costs.

Choosing 'Kingston' means selecting a variety that balances agronomic performance with mechanical efficiency. It is built for farmers who value predictability and high-quality outputs at the end of the season.