Maize Corioli CS

Consistency and Performance in Every Row

When working with the "Corioli KS" hybrid from the French breeder Caussade Semences, agronomists gain a predictable yield regardless of seasonal unpredictability. With an FAO range of 90–1240 and a maturation period of 120–140 days, the crop manages to reach its full potential even in regions with moderate growing seasons.

Agronomic Strengths and Resistance

The cultivation process of "Corioli KS" is characterized by its high technical efficiency. A significant advantage is its innate resistance to a complex of diseases, which noticeably reduces the budget needed for fungicide treatments:

• Complete confidence against root and stalk rots—there is no need to worry about lodging even if harvest is delayed.
• Resilience to head smut and ergot, ensuring a clean and high-quality harvest.
• A solid barrier against a wide spectrum of pathogens, including rust, septoria, and various molds.

These agronomic traits allow for greater flexibility in crop rotation and lower chemical inputs, ultimately boosting the profitability per hectare.

Optimal Density and Yield Management

To maximize the performance of "Corioli KS," we recommend adhering to the following planting densities based on your production goals:

• 70,000–75,000 plants/ha for achieving maximum grain weight and quality.
• 85,000–90,000 plants/ha when the primary goal is high-yield silage and biomass accumulation.

The hybrid responds well to intensive management but is forgiving enough to handle minor variations in planting windows. The plant develops a robust stalk that stays upright until the end of the season, making life much easier for the combine operator at harvest time. "Corioli KS" is the clear choice for those who prefer to plan their yields rather than gamble on the weather.