Kirkland

Stability and Quality: Kirkland Soybean by Cerela

In the segment of soybean varieties adapted to Russian climatic conditions, the "Kirkland" variety occupies a niche as a reliable mid-to-late maturing crop. Developed by Cerela, this variety is aimed at agricultural producers who prioritize the balance between yield volume and grain quality.

Agronomic Profile

The vegetation period for this soybean is 140–150 days. This makes it an ideal choice for regions where accumulated heat units allow the plant to fully realize its genetic potential before the onset of autumn cooling. "Kirkland" demonstrates strong resilience to the environmental stress factors typical of these pedoclimatic zones.

Biochemical Composition

The primary value of this variety lies in its consistent quality metrics, which makes it highly sought after by processors:

• Protein content: 35–37%. This range ensures strong demand in the deep processing and feed manufacturing sectors.
• Oil content: 20–21%. A high oil yield makes "Kirkland" an efficient solution for oil extraction plants.

Utilizing seed material from Cerela enables farmers to forecast yields accurately and plan harvest logistics efficiently. The "Kirkland" variety represents a commitment to proven genetics designed to deliver a high-liquidity commodity product in the oilseed market.