Maize CIMES

CIMES corn is a high-yielding three-line hybrid intended for grain production. This variety has a medium-early maturity and belongs to the hard-shelled, dent type of grain. The parental material was developed by HODOWLA ROSLIN SMOLICE SP.Z.O.O., guaranteeing high quality and stable characteristics of the hybrid.

The CIMES hybrid exhibits high resistance to stalk rot and fusarium, significantly reducing the risk of yield loss. It responds well to mineral fertilizers, allowing optimization of agronomic practices to enhance productivity. The recommended planting density is 70,000–75,000 plants per hectare for grain production and 85,000 for silage. Ear attachment height varies from 90 to 100 cm, with ears containing 16–18 rows of 38 kernels each.

CIMES corn has moderate soil requirements and is suitable for cultivation in the Central Chernozem region. The 1000-kernel weight is 295–310 grams, indicating large kernel size and high product quality. High kernel moisture content facilitates drying and storage, making this hybrid attractive to farmers focused on quality grain production.