AmaTus

Corn AmaTus is a high-yielding hybrid of universal purpose, used both for grain production and for silage. Plants reach a height of 2.7 to 3.4 meters, making this variety one of the tall ones. The ears form at a height of 90 cm to 1.2 meters and contain 14-16 rows of kernels with 36 to 38 kernels per row. The kernels have a horny type, ensuring good digestibility of green mass and moderate dry matter content. The hybrid belongs to the medium-early maturity group with FAO 180, distinguished by intensive growth in early development stages and high plasticity, allowing successful cultivation on soils of various structures and under different climatic conditions. The thousand-kernel weight varies from 280 to 350 grams, and the grain yield after threshing reaches approximately 83%. The potential yield is up to 140 centners of grain and up to 600 centners of green mass per hectare under optimal growing conditions. Corn AmaTus is widely used not only in agriculture for grain and silage production, but also for biogas production. The recommended planting density at harvest depends on weather conditions and ranges from 60,000 to 90,000 plants per hectare. Hybrid seeds are sold in original packaging, ensuring their quality and cost-effectiveness. Due to its characteristics and versatility, AmaTus is a profitable choice for farmers aiming for high yields and crop resilience.