The "Mister" yellow lupin is the most popular industrial crop variety of this plant. Like the majority of the cultivars of this plant is mostly grown for seeds, but is sometimes also cultivated for green fodder and fore crop and aftercrop. This plant develops an erect habit with palmate leaves and brightly yellow flowers. This plant is well suited for light and permeable soils. The ground might be slightly acidic, yet should not contain too much lime. Yellow lupin develops a deeply reaching root system and is therefore drought-resistant to a large degree. The nodules on the surfaces of roots contain nitrogen-fixing bacteria, hence the culture does not require to be fertilized with this element. The "Mister" variety can be grown in most of Europe. It its thermostable and a later seeding date does it no harm. Its pods do not break and allow you to achieve rich crops. The white-black seeds mature early and evenly. High protein and low alkaloid content are characteristic for this cultivar. Presented variety is resistant to lodging and viral diseases. It yields extremely high-volume seed crops. It provides great green material for ploughing in - it leaves plenty of available nitrogen and organic matter in the soil as a great fore crop plant.