Albert Lea Seed

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Organic Soybeans

O.Sheyenne

0.8R.M.

Highest Yielding Early Soybean; Clear Hilum
Albert Lea Seed

  • Bag Size: 140M
  • Maturity: Group 0.8
  • Hilum: Yellow 
  • Protein: Average
  • Seed Size: Medium 
  • End Use: Feed & Food
  • Very high yielding, yellow hilum soybean
  • Released by ND, widely adapted
  • Rps1c gene for Phytophthora tolerance
  • Good tolerance to IDC on high pH soils
  • Very good standing

Viking O.1544AT

1.5R.M.

Expanded Options For Aphid Resistance

Albert Lea Seed

  • Hilum: Black 
  • Protein: Average
  • Seed Size: Medium 
  • End Use: Feed Grade
  • Rag1 aphid-tolerant genetics provide maximum yield protection for organic growers
  • Better field IDC tolerance than O.1955AT
  • Below-average height soybean with excellent standability
  • Slow emerging variety
  • Keep off of cyst ground

O.MN1505SP

1.5R.M.

Highest Yielding Early Soybean; Clear Hilum
Albert Lea Seed

  • Very good yields (consistently out yields IA2053 in university & private trials)
  • Medium height, Rps1a gene for phytopthora tolerance
  • Good potential as an earlier IA2053 replacement 
  • Emerging recognition with soy marketers

Viking O.1706N

1.7R.M.

Cyst-Resistant, Very High Yields

 Albert Lea Seed

  • Bag Size: 140M
  • Maturity: Group 1.8
  • Hilum: Black 
  • Protein: Average
  • Seed Size: Medium 
  • End Use: Feed Grade
  • Widely adapted, excellent emergence
  • Cyst-resistant soybean with good all-around defense (PI88788)
  • Very good yield potential, consistently high yields
  • Very good field tolerance to Phytophthora, MR to BSR, and MT to white mold
  • Medium-tall, bushy plant suitable for wide rows

Viking O.1718N - New

1.7R.M.

Consistent High Yields, Cyst Resistant



  • Yields more and stands better than O.1706N
  • Not as bushy a plant type as O.1706N
  • Out-yielded every RR and RR2 soybean in our 5-location internal trials
  • Good overall defensive characteristics
  • Field tolerance to Cyst Nematode
  • Widely adapted across SD, MN, and WI

Viking O.1955AT

1.9R.M.

Aphid Resistant, Strong Yield Potential

Albert Lea Seed

  • Rag1 aphid tolerant genetics provide maximum yield protection for organic growers
  • Excellent yield potential
  • Medium-tall, medium-bush plant type
  • Good field results in 2012; lowered aphid counts vs. non-resistant beans
  • Good field tolerance to Phytophthora 
  • Avoid fields with a history of BSR

Viking O.2022

2R.M.

Clear Hilum, High Yields, Good Agronomics
Albert Lea Seed

  • Very high yielding
  • Very good emergence, good standing
  • Rps1c gene for phytophthora resistance
  • Medium-bush plant type, fills up the row 
  • Average protein & yellow hilum for dual-purpose marketing potential

O.IA2053

2.1R.M.

High Yielding, Very Marketable
Albert Lea Seed

  • Food-grade soybean with very good yield
  • 53.6 bu/Acre in 2010 Iowa State Trials
  • Excellent recognition with soy marketers
  • Tall, bushy plant type; good standing for a food-type soybean

Viking O.2265

2.2R.M.

One of the Highest Yielding Soybean We've Tested (2009 & 2010)

Albert Lea Seed

  • Second highest-yielding soybean in 2011 U of MN Specialty Trials
  • For over 2 years, Viking 2265 has out-yielded every conventional, RR, or LL soybean we’ve tested it against
  • Medium-tall, bushy plant type with very good lodging resistance
  • Excellent emergence and very strong Phytophthora field tolerance
  • Excellent white mold tolerance, some tolerance to SDS

Viking O.IA3027RA

2.6R.M.

Food-Type Soybean With Aphid Resistance!
Albert Lea Seed

  • High yielding; within top 10 in 2010 specialty soybean test at Iowa State
  • Tall height and average standability for food-grade soybeans
  • Rag1 aphid-tolerant genetics provide maximum yield protection for organic growers
  • Good marketing potential

Viking O.2620AT12 - New!

2.6R.M.

Cutting edge aphid tolerance


  • Very high yield potential for true-food type
  • Tall height and decent standability
  • Rag1 & Rag2 stacked aphid tolerance genetics provide the best protection against soybean aphid on the marketplace
  • Limited quantity in 2013