Maize AS 13281 / AC 13281

Practical insights on AC 13281 hybrid

When planning a sowing campaign, reliability is the key factor. The AC 13281 maize hybrid from Aspria Seeds is a solution designed for those focusing on grain production and predictable vegetation cycles. With an FAO range of 90–1240 and a maturity period of 120–140 days, this simple hybrid demonstrates high adaptability across various soil types and climatic conditions.

Development and Harvest Performance

The dent-type grain of AC 13281 is a hallmark feature, valued for its high test weight and efficient moisture loss during the final ripening stage. Based on the work of breeder Ihor Kovsharov, the plants exhibit strong stalks and uniform height, which is critical for mechanized harvesting efficiency.

• Vegetation cycle: 120–140 days provide the perfect window for optimal dry matter accumulation.
• Usage: Primarily for grain production, ensuring high energy efficiency per hectare.
• Hybrid Type: Simple hybrid, which ensures consistency and uniformity across the field.

Operating fields with AC 13281 is straightforward due to its genetic plasticity. Agronomists note that the crop is forgiving of minor technical delays. During harvesting, the uniformity of the stand allows combine operators to maintain high speed without the need for constant header adjustments. It is a robust hybrid that simplifies the field routine and ensures that the labor invested translates directly into the final grain yield.