Maize CIX 1123 F

Versatility and Protection: The CIH 1123 F Hybrid

Swiss breeding from Syngenta traditionally relies on combining high biological potential with stress tolerance. The CIH 1123 F hybrid firmly holds a niche as a universal solution, performing equally effectively for high-quality grain production, bulky feed for livestock, and biogas facility requirements.

With a vegetation period of 100–110 days, this hybrid belongs to the medium-early maturity group. Such plasticity allows farmers to be flexible with sowing dates and harvest scheduling, which is particularly critical in regions with unstable weather conditions.

Agronomic Profile and Resilience

One of the key features of the CIH 1123 F is its built-in, comprehensive plant protection. Syngenta has focused significantly on the phytosanitary status of the crops. The hybrid demonstrates high tolerance to a range of dangerous pathogens:

• Rot pathogens (stalk and root rot);
• Helminthosporium;
• Onion stalk smut;
• Common corn smut.

Its resistance to the European corn borer deserves special mention. Under intensive farming conditions, where pest pressure is increasing, this barrier significantly reduces the need for additional insecticide applications, maintaining the integrity of the stalks and ears until harvest.

Economic Efficiency

Due to its dual focus on grain and silage, this hybrid serves as an expense-optimization tool for mixed farming operations. The high energy concentration in the green mass makes it an optimal choice for farms working with biogas or high-productivity dairy herds. The yield stability, inherent in Syngenta’s genetics, allows for reliable production forecasting with minimal risks of lodging, thanks to a strong and healthy stalk structure.