Soybean RAGT SPIDA

French genetics at the core of your yield

In the soybean market, the mid-early variety segment is traditionally a battleground for stability, with RAGT emerging as a key player. The "RAGT Spida" variety is the result of years of selection by the French company RAGT 2n, designed for farms seeking a balance between rapid maturity and the biological potential of the grain.

Agronomic profile and resistance

With a vegetation period of 100–110 days, "RAGT Spida" fits perfectly into crop rotations in most regions, allowing harvest to be completed within optimal agronomic timelines. A plant height of 80–90 cm ensures operational efficiency: the variety matures uniformly and is excellent for direct combining with minimal losses at the lower pod levels.

Breeders have paid special attention to phytosanitary protection. Under conditions of high humidity and infection risk, the variety demonstrates pronounced tolerance to a complex of pathogens:

• Peronosporosis;
• Fusarium;
• Bacteriosis.

This makes "RAGT Spida" a predictable choice for farms employing both intensive and moderate cultivation technologies.

Grain quality and economics

RAGT statistics confirm that French breeding focuses not only on total yield but also on the biochemical properties of the commodity product. Under standard growing conditions, the variety shows stable oil content at 22–23% and protein levels of 35–37%. These characteristics meet modern export standards and make the crop highly sought after by both processing plants and grain traders.

"RAGT Spida" is more than just seed material; it is a risk management tool. Balanced RAGT genetics help farmers mitigate the impact of weather stress, ensuring a predictable outcome on every hectare.