Aligator

Aligator soybean variety is an ultra-early, high-yielding variety, characterized by high adaptability and resistance to various stress factors and diseases. The vegetative period ranges from 80 to 105 days, allowing cultivation in various climatic zones, including Polissia and several regions of Ukraine. The plant reaches a height of approximately 74-80 cm, with the lower pod attachment height around 12 cm, facilitating harvesting and reducing losses during collection.

The Aligator variety has a high protein content — about 40.5%, and oil content at 21%, making it attractive for producing both food and technical products. The 1000-seed weight is approximately 180 grams, and the recommended planting density varies from 650,000 to 700,000 plants per hectare, ensuring optimal land use and maximum yield. The potential yield reaches 35-45 centners per hectare, confirmed by stable results across various regions.

One of the key advantages of this variety is its high resistance to a broad spectrum of diseases, including viral infections, sclerotinia, bacterial sporosis, and peronosporosis, as well as lodging and shattering. Aligator soybean demonstrates excellent drought tolerance and resilience to adverse weather conditions, making it a reliable choice for farmers aiming for a stable and high-quality harvest. The seeds of this variety do not require seed treatment, simplifying cultivation technology and reducing processing costs.