SIRELIA

French Breeding for Consistent Yields

The «Sirelia» soybean by RAGT is a product of the European breeding school, focused on intensive production and high adaptability in temperate climate zones. This variety has successfully secured a niche among early-maturing crops, allowing farmers to efficiently plan their crop rotation and mitigate the risks of adverse weather conditions during the final stages of the growing season.

Biological Parameters and Resilience

This variety displays an optimal balance of physiological characteristics. With a vegetative period of 90–100 days, Sirelia serves as a reliable asset in regions where early harvesting is crucial to avoid late-autumn rains. A plant height of 50–60 cm and a lower pod attachment of 10–12 cm require standard harvesting care, which is well-compensated by the high quality of the grain: protein content reaches 39–41%, and oil content stands at 22–23%.

A key feature of this model is its phytosanitary resilience. The genetic potential of the variety provides defense against a wide array of aggressive pathogens:

• Downy mildew and Septoria;
• Bacteriosis;
• Mycosphaerella blight and Fusarium;
• Ascochyta blight and brown spot.

Resistance to such a broad spectrum of diseases significantly lowers pesticide requirements, making it an excellent candidate for sustainable and environmentally balanced farming programs.

Market Reputation

RAGT, a major industry player with French roots, consistently prioritizes yield stability. Sirelia has earned the trust of farmers through its sheer predictability. While the origination and rights to such genetic materials are often shared among multiple corporations (including historical involvement from Dekalb), contemporary RAGT lines remain dedicated to high seed purity standards. This variety is tailored for those who seek the perfect balance between agronomic performance, protein quality, and robust biological crop protection.