Maize CREMEN' 200 SV

Stable Yields in Changing Climates

The «KREMEN 200 SV» maize hybrid from the Institute of Grain Crops is a reliable solution for farmers focused on consistent performance in intensive farming systems. Due to its three-line hybrid structure, it exhibits excellent plasticity, adapting seamlessly to the diverse soil and climatic conditions across Ukraine.

Protection and Resilience

The core advantage of this hybrid lies in its genetic resistance to common pathogens that frequently cause yield losses. High tolerance to stalk and common smut allows farmers to reduce pesticide application rates. «KREMEN 200 SV» effectively resists rot, ensuring the structural integrity of both the stalk and the ear during the maturation phase.

Agronomic Specifications

• Grain type: Flint, yellow, making it versatile for both flour/grits processing and high-quality silage production.
• Usage: Universal (Grain and Silage).
• Maturity: Mid-early, allowing for timely harvesting and land preparation for winter crops.
• Seeding density: Recommended density is 80,000–90,000 plants/ha, ensuring optimal resource allocation per plant.

This hybrid is ideal for operations seeking a stable crop under moderate intensive conditions. It does not require specific growing protocols and demonstrates high resistance to lodging and cold hardiness during early development. «KREMEN 200 SV» combines the breeding expertise of the Institute of Grain Crops with the modern demands for maize productivity and profitability.