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Caf 3362 S

Country
Switzerland
Registration Year
2024
Manufacturer
Syngenta
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Description Caf 3362 S
Caf 3362 S is a mid-season corn variety distinguished by its attractive appearance and excellent taste with a slight sweet note and nutty undertone. This variety matures within 80–100 days, making it an optimal choice between early and late-maturing types. Due to its high protein content, Caf 3362 S is suitable for fresh consumption as well as canning or freezing, expanding its culinary and food industry applications.

For successful cultivation of Caf 3362 S corn, planting should occur mid-to-late May when soil temperature consistently exceeds +12–14 °C. Preferably select sunny areas with well-heated, loose soil. Seeds should be planted at a depth of 4–5 cm, with spacing between plants of 25–30 cm and between rows of 60–70 cm. Regular watering, especially during ear formation, is crucial, along with nitrogen fertilization in early growth stages and potassium with phosphorus in later stages. Weeding and soil loosening help oxygenate roots, positively affecting plant development.

Additionally, the term "corn" is also used to denote a special knit fabric with a distinctive surface structure resembling numerous small corn kernels. This 100% polyester fabric, with a density of 220 g/m² and a width of 1500 mm, has a pleasant, slightly textured surface and elasticity, allowing the fabric to stretch in multiple directions. Its matte yellow hue adds calmness and confidence, making it an excellent choice for sewing business and everyday clothing such as dresses and skirts.
Specifications Caf 3362 S
Hybrid Type
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Freeze
Fresh Consumption
Canning
Recommended Density
60-70 cm between rows
Country
Switzerland
Registration Year
2024
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