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The subject of this study are two-year results of the oil yield of six NS soybean genotypes, 0 and I maturity group (MG) at two growing localities (Rimski Sancevi and Sombor in Serbia). Sombor had higher oil yield than Rimski Sancevi (by 119 kg ha -1 , i.e. 15.97%). In the locality of Sombor, in 2010, of the oil yields were statistically significantly higher (1.088 kg ha -1 ) compared to 2009 (640 kg ha -1 ), which is higher by 448 kg ha -1 or 70% of the average oil yield in 2009. The average oil yield, for all tested genotypes at both locations was 805 kg ha -1 , and ranged from 745 kg ha -1 (Rimski Sancevi) to 864 kg ha -1 (Sombor). At both sites significantly higher oil yield was recorded in 2010 compared to 2009. The highest average oil yield at both sites was achieved growing genotype Sava (840 kg ha -1 ). Sava had highest oil yield (887 kg ha -1 ) and Balkan (902 kg ha -1 ) in locality of Sombor. On average for both genotypes and growing localities I MG had higher average oil yield of 29 kg ha -1 ( 3.67%) than 0 MG genotypes. Realizing the potential for soybean productivity depends on genetic factors, the cultural practice implemented, meteorological conditions and the growing localities.

SOYBEAN OIL YIELD АS AFFECTED BY THE GROWING LOCALITY IN AGRO-CLIMATIC DIVERGENT YEARS