NIVA 70 is an early-maturing soybean (Glycine max (L.) Merr.) variety intended for cultivation in the Ural region. Plants of this variety are indeterminate, of medium height, and resistant to lodging and shattering, which ensures crop preservation. Seeds have an elongated-flattened shape and yellow color with a yellow hilum; the mass of 1000 seeds varies from 134.1 to 150.9 grams. Over the years of testing, the variety has shown high resistance to diseases, making it a reliable choice for farmers. The yield of the NIVA 70 variety averages 12.7 centners per hectare, while in favorable years it can significantly increase, reaching 24.1 and 27.5 centners per hectare. Seeds are characterized by high protein content — 37.2%, as well as fat — 19.9%, which makes this variety attractive for producing high-nutritional-quality products. Due to its characteristics, the variety is suitable for various agro-technical conditions and ensures a stable yield. NIVA 70 is recommended for cultivation in regions with climatic conditions similar to the Ural region, where resistance to unfavorable factors and high productivity are important. The variety is suitable for use in the food industry and feed production due to the high protein and fat content in seeds. Its resistance to lodging and shattering facilitates harvesting and reduces crop losses, which increases the economic efficiency of cultivation.
