Vitalina

Soybean variety Vitalina is an early indeterminate type characterized by high resistance to lodging and pod cracking during prolonged root retention. Plants are adapted to diverse soil-climatic conditions and are recommended for cultivation in the Krasnodar Krai, as well as in Rostov, Volgograd, and Tambov Oblasts. The average yield of seeds in the Central Chernozem region reaches 22.6 c/ha, indicating high productivity of the variety.

Soybean Vitalina is characterized by high protein content in seeds — 34.80%, and fat — 21.75%, making it attractive for use in food and feed industries. The vegetative period ranges from 101 to 120 days, and the height of the lower pod attachment is within 11-14 cm. The variety exhibits high resistance to diseases such as false powdery mildew, stem rust, gray mold, as well as peronosporosis, ascochitosis, bacterial sporosis, septosporiosis, and fusarium.

For treating Vitalina soybean seeds, it is recommended to use specialized paints for coating and marking, which provide protection for the seed material and enhance its quality. These paints are easily diluted with water, do not cause seed clumping, and do not hinder gas and moisture exchange, which helps preserve germination and plant development. Moreover, these paints are eco-friendly, do not contain synthetic polymers or volatile solvents, thus eliminating harmful effects on soil and the environment.