Maize BH 13 N 514

Genetic Potential and Vegetation Features

The BH 13 N 514 hybrid, developed by the Serbian originator Agrosava, is a mid-late maturing corn type focused on stable yields when following cultivation protocols. Due to its genetics, the hybrid demonstrates plasticity to growing conditions, which is critical for crops with a long vegetation period.

Grain Morphology and Targeted Use

The yellow-orange grain is characterized by high density and a balanced chemical composition. The versatile nature of this hybrid allows it to be effectively used both in commodity production and for home cooking. Excellent organoleptic indicators make this variety highly sought after in processing, where starch structure and grain hull density are paramount.

Technological Advantages

• Maturation Period: The mid-late group ensures maximum biomass accumulation due to an extended photosynthetic period.
• Stability: The hybrid's genetic architecture promotes uniform grain filling, reducing the risk of kernel abortion under stress factors during the second half of summer.
• Agrotechnical Flexibility: Recommended for intensive technologies where the potential of mid-late hybrids is realized through optimal water and nutrient supply.

Choosing this hybrid is a commitment to quality and versatility, supported by the breeding base of Agrosava Doo.