Maize AGATA SV

The AGATA SV corn hybrid is a mid-early three-line variety with FAO 180, intended for universal use in grain and silage production. This hybrid is characterized by high yield and resistance to major corn diseases such as downy mildew and gray leaf spot, as well as damage caused by the corn borer. Plants reach a height of 230 to 290 cm, with ear attachment at medium level, ensuring ease in agronomic care and harvest.

The grain is dent-type, with a distinctive yellow-orange color on the upper part and yellow lower part. The ear is medium length, cylindrical, with a high number of rows and long stalk. Leaves are of medium width, slightly curved, with moderate anthocyanin coloration of the first leaf sheath and strong stalk coloration. The average dry matter content in the grain is about 33.5%, contributing to high nutritional value and efficient use of the hybrid.

AGATA SV is recommended for cultivation in various regions, including the Volga region, where the hybrid demonstrates stable yield at 135.2 c/ha, exceeding standard indicators by 17%. For optimal growth and maximum productivity, planting should not be too dense, especially on fallow lands, maintaining a density of about 50-55 thousand plants per hectare. Due to its characteristics and resistance, AGATA SV is a reliable choice for farmers aiming to obtain high-quality and high-yield corn crops.