Soybean Tanais

Technical Profile of 'Tanais' Soybean

Developed through a breeding collaboration between Globyno Agro, Semences Prograin, and the Soybean Research Institute, 'Tanais' is engineered for operational stability in intensive agricultural systems. Its core advantage lies in ultra-early maturity combined with high biochemical seed potential.

Biological Parameters and Adaptability

The vegetative period of up to 90 days allows this variety to be effectively used as a tactical crop or as a double-crop within a rotation cycle. Its compact habit, with a plant height of 70–80 cm, minimizes lodging risks even under high seeding rates. The pod clearance height is calibrated for efficient mechanical harvesting, minimizing field losses and operational overhead.

Phytosanitary Resistance

The variety's genetic architecture is designed to mitigate pathogen pressure that typically degrades harvest quality:

• Resistance to downy mildew (Peronospora) and septoria preserves leaf surface area, directly correlating with grain fill efficiency.
• Effective mitigation of ascochyta blight prevents premature tissue necrosis.
• High tolerance to legume pod borer pressure reduces the reliance on intensive insecticide cycles.

Crop Quality Metrics

A protein content of 35–37% paired with a 20–21% oil content positions this variety as a reliable raw material for processing. The consistent nutrient profile ensures predictable hectare yields, resilient against moisture fluctuations during the critical grain-filling phase.