Soybean OAC Acclaim

OAC Acclaim soy is a high-yielding variety developed by the University of Guelph in Canada. This indeterminate variety is characterized by moderate bushiness and distinctive coloring: yellow-brown pubescence, purple flowers, incomplete yellow hilum, and brown pods. The seeds are large, with protein content above average and medium oil content, making this variety attractive for producing high-quality raw material. OAC Acclaim is distinguished by high resistance to Phytophthora and adaptability to most soil types, ensuring stable yields under various growing conditions.

The variety has high yield potential, confirmed by its ability to achieve significant yields under proper care and optimal agronomic conditions. Thanks to its vigorous early growth and high drought tolerance, OAC Acclaim thrives even in regions with variable climates. The vegetation period is approximately 100-110 days, making this variety suitable for crop rotation, including under winter crops.

Recommended for planting on all soil types and suitable for most regions, including Ukraine. Plant height varies from 90 to 130 cm, with lower pods positioned at 15-20 cm, facilitating harvest. Optimal planting density is 400-500 thousand seeds per hectare. All these characteristics make OAC Acclaim a versatile and reliable choice for farmers aiming to obtain high-quality soybean yields.