Soybean Sussex

Sussex soybean variety is a high-yielding mid-early maturing variety with high versatility due to its significant yield of crude protein and oil per hectare. Plants of this variety are characterized by medium-low height, rapid initial growth, and high pod placement, which contributes to efficient yield formation. Flowering and maturity begin early, allowing the variety to be used in various agroclimatic conditions. The variety is distinguished by high resistance to lodging and diseases, ensuring stable yields and reducing the risk of losses.

Sussex has a medium 1000-seed mass and medium yield, with crude protein content in seeds at a medium level. The recommended seeding rate depends on row width: 55-60 germinating seeds per square meter for 30-35 cm rows, and 65-70 germinating seeds per square meter for 15 cm rows. This planting density promotes optimal plant development and maximum use of planting area.

The variety exhibits high resistance to major diseases, including froge disease, downy mildew, and ascochitosis, as well as to drought and pests. This allows reducing costs on protective measures and increasing production profitability. Sussex is suitable for farmers aiming to obtain a stable and high-quality soybean crop with minimal input for maintenance and plant protection.