Soy
Total fields allocated for cultivation
36
Total area of fields in cultivation
2 991 HA
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Grain density min max
650 - 730 kg/m3 |
Yield average
16 c/ha |
Weight of 1000 grains from to
120 - 200 g |
VARIETIES
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Altona
average yield — 28 c/haThe variety is highly productive, characterized by a high protein content and large grains, as well as a high yield potentialIncluded in the State Register for the Central Chernozem Region
Yield
- above average — 27.8 c/ha
Weight of 1000 grains
- 152 g
Vegetative period
- 116 days
Qualitative characteristics
- High yield potential
- High protein content and bulky grain
- Resistance to stressful growing conditions
- High branching ability
- Good tolerance of the active substance metribuzin in herbicides
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Lisbon
average yield — 23 c/haThe variety is highly productive, characterized by cold resistance, plasticity and high yield potentialIncluded in the State Register for the Central Chernozem Region and the Far East Region
Yield
- above average — 22.8 c/ha
Weight of 1000 grains
- 167 g
Vegetative period
- 95-100 days
Qualitative characteristics
- Formation of additional pods on secondary branches
- Compact plant height
- Resistant to lodging
- High protein content and bulky grain
- Good branching
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Bara
average yield — 22 c/haThe variety is resistant to lodging and cracking of beans during ripening, highly resistant to fusarium and peronosporosisIncluded in the State Register for the Central Chernozem Region
Yield
- above average — 21.8 c/ha
Weight of 1000 grains
- 117-124 g
Vegetative period
- 85-90 days
Qualitative characteristics
- Early-ripening variety
- Resistant to cracking
- Resistant to lodging
- High resistance to diseases
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ЕS Favor
average yield — 22 c/haVariety with high resistance to pod crackingIncluded in the State Register for the the Central Chernozem Region, the North Caucasian Region, and the Far East Region
Weight of 1000 grains
- 149 g
Vegetative period
- 116 days
Qualitative characteristics
- High yield
- High protein content
- Resistance to lodging
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Kofu
average yield — 21 c/haHigh-yielding variety with good plasticity and stabilityIncluded in the State Register for the Central Chernozem Region. Recommended for cultivation in Kursk and Voronezh Regions
Weight of 1000 grains
- 183.5 g
Vegetative period
- 105-115 days
Qualitative characteristics
- Excellent resistance to sclerotinia
- The variety is adapted to all types of soil
- Tall, medium-branched
- High resistance to cracking
- High resistance to lodging
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Maxus
average yield — 20 c/haA variety with stable yields in different climatic zones.Included in the State Register for the Central Chernozem Region
Weight of 1000 grains
- 169.8 g
Vegetative period
- 90-110 days
Qualitative characteristics
- Excellent resistance to sclerotinia
- Adapted for late sowing
- Highly resistant to lodging
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Pripyat
average yield — 14 c/haThe variety is characterized by a high protein content in the grain — up to 47%Included in the State Register for the Northwestern Region, the Central Region, and the Central Chernozem Region
Weight of 1000 grains
- 137.6-166.3 g
Vegetative period
- 90-120 days
Qualitative characteristics
- Drought resistant
- Lodging and shedding resistant
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EN Argenta
average yield — 26 c/haThe variety provides stable yields with a lack of moistureIncluded in the State Register for the Central Chernozem Region
Weight of 1000 grains
- 135.9g
Vegetative period
- 106 days
Qualitative characteristics
- Enhanced compensatory branching
- Resistant to lodging and shedding of grain
- Tolerant to perenosporosis, bacterial burn, sclerotiniosis
Geography of cultivation
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The Lipetsk Region- Khlevenskiy district
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The Oryol Region- Kolpnyanskiy district
- Krasnozorenskiy district
- Livenskiy district
- Verkhovskiy district
Growth stages of soy
- January
- February
- march
- April
- May
- June
- July
- August
- September
- October
- November
- December
WORK CARRIED OUT
Autumn season
- Trash covering
- Basic fertilizing
- Basic cultivation
- Alignment
Spring season
- Mulching
- Alignment
- Pre-sowing fertilizing
- Application of soil herbicide
- Pre-sowing preparation
- Sowing with rolling
Field care
- Treatment with chemical weed and pest killers
Harvesting
- Combining
FERTILIZERS AND PLANT PROTECTION PRODUCTS USED
Fertilizers
- Complex (Diammophoska)
- Nitrogen (Ammonium nitrate)
PLANT PROTECTION CHEMICALS
- Surfactants (ETD-90)
- Desiccant (Sukhovey)
- Insecticides (Klotiamet Duo)
- Fungicides (Profi Forte)
- Herbicides (Hevimet, Tifens, Izoben, Imkvant , Zlakosuper, Sukhovey)