Maize CHAPAYEVETS SV

CHAPAYEVETS SV — a mid-season three-line hybrid corn (Zea mays L.) intended for both grain production and silage use. The plant is tall with broad leaves and a strong structure, ensuring high resistance to lodging. A distinctive feature of the hybrid is the anthocyanic coloring of the first leaf sheath, of medium to strong intensity, as well as the inflorescence structure, where the main axis is positioned higher than the long upper lateral branch, forming a medium angle with the lateral branches. According to the breeder, the yield potential reaches 140 c/ha, with average grain yields in the Central Chernozem region at 73.6 c/ha and in the Volga region at 29.1 c/ha.

The hybrid exhibits high tolerance to Helminthosporium, resistance to stalk rot and powdery mildew, significantly enhancing its reliability across various agroclimatic conditions. It possesses good cold tolerance and plastic growth, enabling successful cultivation in regions such as the Central Chernozem, Volga, West Siberian, and Far Eastern regions. High green mass yield and starch content make CHAPAYEVETS SV particularly valuable for silage use, providing high-quality animal feed.

Corn is one of the most important agricultural crops, widely used in both food and feed production. CHAPAYEVETS SV combines high productivity with disease resistance, making it a profitable choice for farmers aiming to achieve stable yields under various climatic conditions. When cultivating this hybrid, it is important to consider requirements for pest and disease control, as well as optimal agronomic practices to fully realize its potential.