Soybean STINE 11N20

Soybean variety STINE 11N20 is an early-maturing (maturity group RM 11), semi-determinate variety with black seed coat and unpigmented seeds. The vegetative period is approximately 110-120 days, allowing this variety to be grown in various climatic zones, including steppe (with irrigation possibility), forest-steppe, and meadow regions. The height of the lower pod attachment is within 11-12 cm, and the 1000-seed weight varies from 180 to 210 grams. Sowing rate depends on row width: 500,000 seeds per hectare are recommended for 15-30 cm spacing, and 400,000 seeds per hectare for 35-45 cm spacing.

This variety exhibits high protein content — from 38 to 38.5%, and high oil content — 21.6-22%. These characteristics make STINE 11N20 attractive for producing products with high nutritional and energy potential. Additionally, the variety shows resistance to various diseases and adverse conditions: tolerance to bacterial blight, viral diseases, powdery mildew, sclerotinia, and phytophthora is rated from 7 to 9 points. It also demonstrates high resistance to lodging (8 points) and pod cracking (9 points), contributing to yield retention and quality improvement.

STINE 11N20 is resistant to tribenuron-methyl, allowing the application of certain herbicides for effective weed control without harming the crop. The variety is characterized by good soil adaptability and branching ability, ensuring stable yield potential of about 4.2 tons per hectare. Due to its agronomic and biochemical characteristics, this soybean variety is a reliable choice for farmers aiming to obtain high-quality and resilient yields under various natural-climatic conditions.