Soybean VILANA

Operational Performance of Vilana Soybean

For the field manager, Vilana represents a predictable and manageable production cycle. With a maturity period of 110–120 days, it allows for streamlined harvest logistics, reducing the stress on machinery and operators. The uniformity of the crop at maturity is a significant advantage, allowing for precise header adjustments and minimizing field losses during harvest.

Crop Management and Disease Resistance

Operational efficiency is further enhanced by the variety's inherent resistance to major threats, specifically ash rot (charcoal rot) and downy mildew. By reducing the reliance on aggressive fungicide programs, Vilana offers a lower cost of production per hectare. This durability makes it an ideal choice for operations looking to reduce chemical input costs without sacrificing yield potential.

Marketability and Yield Quality

From a commercial perspective, Vilana delivers a consistent quality profile. A protein content of 39–41% combined with 22–23% oil makes the grain highly attractive to processors. This consistency simplifies grain grading at delivery, helping to avoid price deductions and ensuring that the harvested volume meets market standards efficiently. It is a reliable, high-performing asset for any soybean rotation.