Soybean Stine 14H02

Soybean variety Stine 14H02 is an early-maturing semi-determinate hybrid with a vegetative period of about 110-115 days. Seeds are characterized by the absence of pigmentation and have a black hilum. The 1000-seed mass ranges from 180 to 200 grams. The height of the lower pod attachment is within 11-12 cm, facilitating harvest convenience. Seeding rate depends on row spacing: 550,000 seeds per hectare are recommended for 15-30 cm spacing, and approximately 450,000 seeds per hectare for 35-45 cm spacing.

This variety is distinguished by high protein content (38-38.5%) and oil content (22-24%), making it attractive for producing nutritionally and energetically valuable products. Stine 14H02 exhibits high plasticity to soils and branching capability, rated at 8 points, ensuring good adaptation to various growing conditions. The variety is resistant to lodging and pod shattering (rated 9 points), reducing yield losses and improving quality.

Moreover, Stine 14H02 demonstrates high tolerance to major soybean diseases: bacterial blight (7 points), viral diseases (8 points), downy mildew (9 points), sclerotinia (7 points), and phytophthora (8 points). Recommended climatic zones for cultivation include steppe (with irrigation possible), forest-steppe, and meadow regions. The originator of this variety is the company STINE from the USA, guaranteeing high quality and modern genetic potential.