Maize Bejm

The Bejm hybrid sweet corn is a mid-early maturity hybrid with FAO 230–240, developed by the Polish company HR SMOLICE and licensed for cultivation in Ukraine by Alfa Smart Agro. This hybrid is characterized by high yield and versatility, providing equally good performance for both grain and silage. The Bejm stalk has a strong structure, preventing lodging, and exhibits strong resistance to pathogenic diseases, especially Fusarium.

One of the unique features of this hybrid is the color of the stalk, which retains a green hue until grain harvest. The ear is positioned approximately one meter above the ground and contains 16 rows of kernels, with 36 kernels per row. The grain has a cream-colored, tooth-like shape, and the 1000-kernel weight is approximately 300 grams, indicating high quality and yield potential reaching 135 centners per hectare.

The Bejm hybrid features a highly developed leaf canopy, which promotes efficient photosynthesis and plant growth. Due to its high starch content and good digestibility of silage, this variety is especially valued for animal feed. All these characteristics make Bejm a reliable and productive choice for agricultural producers aiming to achieve stable and high-quality yields.