Soybean Monarch

Yield Stability for Irrigated and Rainfed Farming

The 'Monarch' soybean variety, developed by the Institute of Irrigated Agriculture of NAAS, is a reliable choice for farmers seeking predictable yields with reduced fungicide costs. Its natural resistance to downy mildew, septoria, and fusarium wilt makes it an essential tool for effective field management.

Performance and Agronomic Traits

With a vegetation period of 90–100 days, this mid-early variety allows for flexible scheduling of sowing and harvesting operations. The plants reach a height of 80–100 cm, ensuring standard harvesting efficiency and low grain loss during combines operations.

• Biochemical Profile: The protein content of 37–39% and oil content of 21–22% make the harvested grain highly competitive in the market, ensuring better profitability for producers.
• Phytosanitary Defense: Robust genetics against common leaf and root diseases reduce the need for excessive chemical treatments, lowering the total cost of production per ton.

'Monarch' is designed for those who value the balance between yield potential and operational safety. Its ability to mature uniformly and provide well-filled pods makes it a top-tier choice for modern agricultural practices in Ukraine.