Vegetable Pea STARGO

Technical Overview of Stargo Pea by Syngenta

Stargo is a specialized vegetable pea hybrid developed by Syngenta to meet the demands of mid-to-late season commercial production. This variety integrates advanced Swiss breeding technology with robust field performance, focusing on yield stability and harvest efficiency.

Integrated Disease Management

A critical technical advantage of the Stargo hybrid is its genetic resistance to major legume pathogens. Specifically, it exhibits strong tolerance to Fusarium wilt and Ascochyta blight. This innate defense mechanism is vital for maintaining crop vigor throughout the 90–100 day growing cycle, ensuring that the plant retains its photosynthetic capacity until the pods reach optimal technical maturity, which is crucial for uniform grain development.

Fruit Morphology and Harvest Dynamics

The morphology of Stargo is optimized for high-volume production. The pods are characterized by a distinct sharp shape, facilitating efficient harvesting processes. Each pod contains between 8 and 10 peas, ensuring a high net yield per hectare. This density, combined with the excellent uniformity of the grain size, makes it a top-tier choice for both the fresh market and specialized processing sectors.

• Growing cycle: 90–100 days (mid-to-late maturity).
• Disease profile: Genetic resistance to Fusarium wilt and Ascochyta blight.
• Pod characteristics: Sharp-tipped pods, yielding 8–10 peas each.
• Origin: High-quality genetics from Syngenta (Switzerland).