Soybean RAGT SAKUSA

RAGT SAKUSA is a soybean hybrid with an early maturity period and balanced agronomic characteristics, designed for efficient cultivation under various conditions. The plant has a semi-determinate growth type, features compact sizes and good branching, which ensures high resistance to lodging. The plant height is below average, and the height of the lower pod attachment is 11-12 cm. Flowers are purple, the pubescence is brown, and seeds are light or dark brown with a dark hilum. The mass of a thousand seeds varies from 200 to 220 grams, indicating the variety's large-seed trait. The variety is characterized by high protein content ranging from 41 to 43% and an oiliness level of 20-21%, making it attractive for producing high-quality raw materials. The vegetative period is about 122 days, allowing for a stable harvest under conditions of the Central Black Earth region. Average yield reaches 22.1 c/ha, with the best results recorded at 35.6 c/ha. RAGT SAKUSA exhibits high tolerance to a range of diseases, including sclerotinia, as well as resistance to lodging and seed cracking, which contributes to preserving the quality and quantity of the harvest. For sowing, a recommended rate of 550-600 thousand seeds per hectare or 110-125 kg/ha is advised. The variety is suitable for cultivation in crop rotations with crops such as corn, sunflower, sorghum, winter rape, and various types of wheat and barley. Thanks to innovative technologies and genetic improvements, RAGT SAKUSA ensures stability and high productivity, making it a profitable choice for farmers seeking maximum return from their fields.