Venera

The Venus soy variety is a mid-late Canadian variety with high yield potential, reaching up to 48 centners per hectare. This variety is characterized by a vegetation period of 115 to 130 days, which allows for successful cultivation in all climatic regions of Ukraine. Plants reach a height of 90 to 115 centimeters, and the height of the lower pod attachment is about 15 centimeters. Venus is distinguished by its high starting energy and seed germination, ensuring reliable and uniform crop development.

One of the key features of the variety is its resistance to the herbicide Roundup and its analogues, which facilitates weed control and contributes to crop preservation. Moreover, Venus exhibits high resistance to drought, heat, diseases such as sclerotinia, phytophthora, and nematode, as well as lodging. The variety is not prone to pod cracking and shedding, which positively affects grain quality and preservation during harvest.

Venus soy is suitable for cultivation on various soil types, including heavy soils, and demonstrates stable results on all soils. The mass of 1000 grains reaches up to 180 grams, protein content in the grain is up to 46% on a dry matter basis, and oil content is up to 22%. Harvest is collected in mid-August by direct combine harvesting, which allows for efficient use of agronomic resources and obtaining high-quality raw material for further processing.