Soybean OMSKAYA 4

Stability in challenging climates

When selecting soybean varieties for intensive farming in difficult climatic zones, "Omskaya 4" remains a reliable choice. Developed by the Omsk Agrarian Scientific Center, this variety, co-authored by S. S. Sinitsyn and R. I. Rutz, demonstrates excellent adaptability to temperature fluctuations, which is crucial for maintaining stable yields.

Agronomic performance and harvesting efficiency

For an agronomist, "Omskaya 4" is a straightforward crop to manage. It responds well to standard fertilization practices and requires no complex handling during sowing. During maturation, the crop shows high technical efficiency: uniform bean ripening simplifies combine settings, significantly reducing harvest losses and minimizing downtime.

Quality metrics and market value

The core advantage of this variety lies in its well-balanced seed composition, making it a sought-after commodity for processing plants:

• Protein content: 35–45% — a strong metric for high-quality protein production.
• Oil content: 18–23% — a steady level that ensures competitiveness in the oilseed market.

The variety's operational characteristics allow for precise planning of field activities. Low lodging rates and high pod attachment make harvesting easier, lowering maintenance costs for equipment and reducing post-harvest processing expenses. By choosing "Omskaya 4," you secure an effective tool that performs predictably in the field and meets processor requirements for raw material quality.