Maize CLINOK

CLINOK — this is a three-line hybrid of early-maturing feed corn, designed to achieve high yields of both grain and green mass. The yield of mature grain ranges from 2.06 to 3.15 tons per hectare, with protein content in the grain varying from 10.8% to 12.5%, and starch content from 69% to 73%. The green mass of corn reaches yields from 16.3 to 21.8 tons per hectare, with dry matter content ranging from 28.3% to 30.5%. The corn cob is approximately 14 cm long, with 14 rows of kernels and 41 kernels per row. The cob’s tip is fully covered by husks, and the kernels, husk, and endosperm are yellow in color.

This corn hybrid is distinguished by its high nutritional value and is suitable for animal feeding, thanks to its balanced protein and starch content. The early maturity of the variety allows for harvest within a short period, which is especially important for feed crops. CLINOK corn can be used as a source of high-quality feed, providing stable nutrition and contributing to increased animal productivity.

Features of the variety include full cob coverage by husks, which protects the kernels from damage and helps maintain their quality. The yellow color of the kernels indicates a high content of carotenoids, beneficial for animal health. Due to its characteristics, the CLINOK hybrid is a reliable choice for farmers aiming for efficient feed production and maximum use of sown areas.