Maize Angelo

The ANGELO corn hybrid is a medium-early, simple, two-line hybrid intended for grain and silage production. It features a flinty-dent kernel type and belongs to FAO group 280, ensuring optimal maturation timing. Plants reach heights of 320–350 cm and exhibit moderate to high drought resistance, making the hybrid suitable for cultivation under various climatic conditions, including forest-steppe and steppe regions. Recommended planting density varies by region: 70–75 thousand plants per hectare in forest-steppe and 55–60 thousand in steppe.

ANGELO is characterized by high yield potential, up to 13 tons of grain per hectare. The plant’s tassel has medium length with strong anthocyanin pigmentation of the ear sheath, as well as distinctive shape and arrangement of lateral branches. The ear is of medium length and thickness, with a long stalk and moderate number of rows, colored yellow at the top. The hybrid is resistant to several diseases, including southern gummy mold, bacterial disease, and stalk rot, and exhibits low susceptibility to common smut and moderate resistance to corn borer.

This hybrid is widely used in animal husbandry as a high-quality grain feed, providing an excellent feed base for livestock nutrition. Thanks to its agronomic traits and resistance to adverse conditions, ANGELO is a reliable choice for farmers aiming to achieve a stable and high corn yield.