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COLLECTIVE 181 SV

Diseases
Rot, Fusarium
Country
Russia
Registration Year
1991
Manufacturer
BELGORODSKY GAU
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Price range
750 - 2 000 UAH
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Description COLLECTIVE 181 SV
Corn COLLECTIVE 181 SV is a simple modified hybrid of Ukrainian selection with FAO 180, intended for cultivation as grain or silage. This hybrid has a high yield potential — up to 10-11 tons per hectare when grown for grain and 550-590 centners per hectare when used for silage. Thanks to the high energy of seed germination, the crop ensures rapid and uniform emergence, which contributes to successful plant development under various conditions. The hybrid is characterized by high resistance to a number of diseases, including fusarium, stalk rot, blister rust, rye rust, and root rot, as well as pests. It adapts well to various soil-climatic conditions, ensuring stable yields in the Polissia, Forest-Steppe, and Steppe zones of Ukraine. An important feature is the resistance of tillers to low temperatures, which positively affects overall plant development and productivity. The recommended seeding rate varies depending on the region: in the Steppe — 50-60 thousand plants per hectare, in the Forest-Steppe — 70-75 thousand, and in the Polissia — 75-90 thousand. Corn COLLECTIVE 181 SV was registered and approved for cultivation since 1991, confirming its proven efficiency and reliability. This hybrid is an optimal choice for farmers aiming to achieve high and stable yields in various climatic zones.
Specifications COLLECTIVE 181 SV
Diseases
Rot
Rots
Fusarium
Fusarium
Hybrid Type
Modified
Simple
Use Direction
Grain
Silage
FAO
FAO 180
Recommended Density
50-60 thousand pcs/ha
70-75 thousand pcs/ha
75-90 thousand pcs/ha
Country
Russia
Registration Year
1991
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Manufacturer
BELGORODSKY GAU
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