Maize Amigo

The AMIGO corn hybrid belongs to the medium-early maturity group with a FAO index of 300-320 and is intended for grain use. It is characterized by high yield potential, reaching up to 150 centners per hectare, and exhibits adaptability, allowing successful cultivation in various climatic conditions. The vegetative period is 115-120 days, ensuring timely maturity and stable harvest.

AMIGO hybrid plants reach a height of 250-270 cm, with strong but relatively slender stalks and a well-developed root system. The cylindrical ears are approximately 28 cm long, bearing toothed yellow kernels arranged in 14-16 rows of 37-39 kernels per row. The ear attachment height is 105-120 cm. The hybrid is resistant to lodging, which helps maintain harvest quality throughout the vegetative period.

AMIGO exhibits high resistance to drought, cold, including early spring frosts, as well as to Fusarium and other corn diseases. The seeds are treated with a fungicide and a complex microfertilizer, providing additional protection against soil-borne diseases. The recommended planting density varies depending on climatic conditions: from 45,000–55,000 plants per hectare in dry regions to 70,000–75,000 in well-watered zones. Due to these characteristics, the AMIGO hybrid is a reliable choice for achieving high and stable yields across various agroclimatic zones.