Maize Borisfen 191 MV

Reliable Yields in Temperate Climates

Borysfen 191 MV is a three-way corn hybrid designed for farms seeking a versatile solution for both grain and silage production. With a maturation period of 110–120 days, this hybrid fits perfectly into crop rotations that require early harvesting to avoid autumn rains or early frosts. The dent-type grain structure ensures excellent moisture release, significantly reducing energy costs during the drying process.

Phytosanitary Stability and Disease Resistance

A major advantage for agronomists choosing Borysfen 191 MV is its high tolerance to common smut (Ustilago maydis). In regions with high pathogen pressure, this hybrid shows remarkable stability, protecting both the quantity and quality of the yield. Furthermore, its resistance to head smut and stalk rot allows for a more efficient fungicide application strategy, helping you save on unnecessary chemical inputs while maintaining crop health.

Flexible Planting Strategies for Every Field

This hybrid is highly adaptable to varying plant populations, allowing you to tailor your seeding rate to the moisture availability and soil potential of each specific plot:

• Lower moisture areas: 50–65k plants/ha, ensuring proper ear development and reduced competition for water.
• Irrigated fields or high-moisture zones: 70–85k plants/ha, maximizing grain yield potential.

The dual-purpose nature of Borysfen 191 MV (grain and silage) makes it an essential tool for mixed farming operations, providing both high-quality silage for livestock and a high-yield grain product for the market.