RAGT oilseed RGT Sfinksa

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RGT Sfinksa

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RGT Sfinksa — an early-maturing semi-determinate soybean variety of maturity group 000 from RAGT for processing: growing season 100–105 days, CHU 2400, protein content 43–45%, yellow hilum.

Main advantages

  • Protein 43–45% — focus on processing, per the maker
  • Lodging and pod shatter 9/9 — maker's score
  • Metribuzin sensitivity 9/9 — very sensitive
  • Height below average — compact plant
  • Group 000, 100–105 days — middle of the group

Overview

About this product

RGT Sfinksa is an early-maturing soybean variety of maturity group 000 with a semi-determinate growth type, a growing season of 100–105 days and CHU 2400; the maker positions it for processing. Protein content is 43–45%, oil content 20–21%, thousand-seed weight 200–220 g, the lowest pod is at 11–12 cm, the hilum is yellow, the plant is below average height.

The maker scores lodging and pod shatter resistance at 9 out of 9 and sclerotinia tolerance at 8. Sensitivity is scored 9 for metribuzin, 3 for pendimethalin and 5 for metobromuron (1–9 scale, where 1 means not sensitive).

Seeding rate is 650 thousand viable seeds/ha.

Specifications

Agronomic profile

BrandRAGT
Growth habitsemi-determinate
Maturityearly-maturing (000)
Growing period100–105 days
Registered zonesSteppe, Polissia
Useprocessing (maker's focus)
Oil content20–21%
Protein43–45%
Lodging resistance9/9 (maker's score)
Shatter resistance9/9 (maker's score)
Plant heightbelow average
Corn heat units (CHU)CHU 2400
Hilum colouryellow
Disease resistancesclerotinia 8/9 (maker's score)
Seeding rate650 thousand viable seeds/ha
Thousand-seed weight200–220 g
Other factsLowest pod height: 11–12 cm; Sensitivity to active substances (1 not sensitive, 9 very sensitive): metribuzin 9, pendimethalin 3, metobromuron 5; Flower colour: purple; Pubescence colour: brown

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  • Optimal sowing depends on crop, zone, and seasonal weather. Winter wheat in the Forest-Steppe: Sep 10–25. Corn: when soil is stable at +10°C at 10 cm depth. See the 12-month sowing calendar on the adam.ua blog.

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