Corn Charm MV

Corn Charm MV is a complex four-line hybrid of maize (Zea mays L.) with medium maturity, registered in the State Register for the Central Chernozem region. This hybrid features yellow dent kernels and cylindrical ears with white stems. It is based on the cytoplasm of the Moldovan type of sterility, which provides resistance to southern helminthosporiosis, powdery mildew, and stalk rot, as well as moderate resistance to ear bacterial disease. However, the hybrid is susceptible to head smut and ear fusarium, and is severely damaged by stalk borer.

Corn Charm MV exhibits stable grain yield under various conditions, especially in steppe regions, and responds well to mineral fertilizer application. It possesses enhanced cold tolerance and good early growth, contributing to uniformity in technological parameters in row plantings. These qualities make it one of the best options for grain use.

Additionally, the name "Corn Charm" is associated with an amber ornament shaped like corn, symbolizing prosperity and abundance. The amber charm is crafted as a three-dimensional stone with carved kernels, its surface carefully polished and possessing a pleasant texture, gleaming with yellow, orange, and golden hues under sunlight. This charm is adorned with decorative ribbon, easily adjustable in length, making it a convenient and attractive accessory.