Artemida

Artemida is a very early corn hybrid designed for cultivation in various climatic zones, including the North Caucasus, Volga, Ural, and West Siberian regions. This hybrid is characterized by high yields of both grain and silage mass. The average grain yield in the Volga region reaches 64.6 c/ha, with maximum yields up to 115.1 c/ha. The average dry matter silage yield in the North Caucasus region is 127.5 c/ha, with maximum values reaching 314.8 c/ha.

Artemida has a high starch content, making it especially valuable for feeding cattle. Silage from this hybrid contains more than 40% starch, which is rapidly digestible and does not cause acidosis in animals. Due to its high fiber digestibility and quality composition, this hybrid promotes increased milk yields and rapid weight gain in animals on feedlots, making it a profitable choice for dairy and beef cattle farming.

The Artemida corn hybrid is suitable for regions with a short growing season and can be successfully grown throughout Russia. Its versatility and high productivity make it attractive to farmers seeking a stable and high-quality harvest of both grain and silage. Due to its characteristics, Artemida is an effective solution for increasing agricultural enterprises' productivity.