Maize AMANAUZ 255

AMANAUZ 255 — a mid-early maize hybrid with a vegetative period of about 117 days, intended for grain and silage production. This hybrid is characterized by high plant height of approximately 250-255 cm and cylindrical ear shape with length and thickness ensuring good ear tip development. The grain is cream-colored with a tooth-like texture, with an orange upper part and yellow-orange lower part, indicating high quality and versatility. Recommended planting density varies depending on soil moisture level, allowing adaptation to different climatic conditions. AMANAUZ 255 exhibits good drought resistance and resistance to certain diseases such as southern helminthosporium, while it shows susceptibility to ear fusarium and stalk borer damage. The hybrid has a dense kernel structure and medium anthocyanin coloring of various plant parts, influencing its biological traits and resistance. The ear attachment height relative to the plant is relatively low, and leaf blades are broad and slightly curved, promoting optimal photosynthesis and plant development. Average yield of AMANAUZ 255 across regions is approximately 70-75 c/ha, with maximum yields reaching up to 116.7 c/ha under favorable conditions. Grain moisture at harvest is approximately 24%, facilitating subsequent processing and storage. The hybrid is recommended to be treated with insecticide-fungicide preparations for protection against pests and diseases. Seed packaging contains 80,000 seeds, convenient for large-scale planting. Due to its characteristics and adaptability, AMANAUZ 255 is a reliable choice for farmers aiming to achieve a stable and high-quality maize harvest.