Corn CRANBERRY KS is a medium-early three-row hybrid with FAO 230, designed for cultivation in various climatic conditions, including the Central Chernozem and Lower Volga regions. The plant is of medium height, about 300 cm, with a long and thick ear containing approximately 30 rows of kernels. The kernels are flint-type, with yellow-orange coloring on the upper part and orange on the lower part, weighing approximately 305 g per 1000 kernels. The hybrid is characterized by high feed potential and stress resistance, ensuring stable yield and feed quality. A distinctive feature of CRANBERRY KS is the "Stay-green" effect, which promotes prolonged retention of green mass, as well as high water release rate, optimizing drying costs. The plant has a strong stalk, providing resistance to lodging, which is crucial for maintaining yield under adverse weather conditions. The vegetation period is 111–116 days, allowing the hybrid to successfully complete its development cycle in medium-early terms. The hybrid is recommended for use both for silage and grain, making it a versatile solution for farmers. The optimal seeding rate varies from 75,000 to 85,000 seeds per hectare depending on soil moisture levels. The potential yield reaches 124 centners per hectare, with average yields in cultivation regions exceeding standard benchmarks by 13–16%. CRANBERRY KS combines high productivity, quality of feedstock, and adaptability to various agroclimatic conditions.
