Maize Cremny 200 SV

Stability in the Face of Changing Climates

The «Kremin 200 SV» hybrid is the result of extensive breeding work by the Institute of Grain Crops (Ukraine) under the guidance of B.V. Dziubetsky, in collaboration with Garden Tools Ukraine. As a three-way hybrid, it has spent decades establishing a reputation as a reliable «workhorse» for Ukrainian farms. Its main advantage is its resilience to environmental stress, making it a predictable choice for producers focused on risk mitigation.

Agronomic Profile and Pest Resistance

The flint-type grain ensures high bulk density and excellent processing performance. The corn exhibits a robust defense against major pathogens, significantly reducing the need for intensive fungicide applications:

• High resistance to Fusarium and stalk rots;
• Strong tolerance to common smut;
• Natural resistance to pests such as the cotton bollworm and the European corn borer, which cause significantly less damage to this hybrid compared to susceptible varieties.

Cultivation Technology and Recommendations

With a maturity period of 120–140 days (FAO 90–1240), success depends on precise seeding density management. To achieve target grain yields, it is recommended to maintain a density of 50,000–55,000 plants per hectare. For silage production, density can be increased to 70,000–85,000 plants per hectare, allowing for maximum high-quality biomass production.

Why Choose Kremin 200 SV?

This hybrid is ideal for operations seeking a balance between grain production and forage/silage use. Its core strength lies in its adaptability across diverse soil and climatic zones in Ukraine. While it is highly efficient, producers should note that to reach its full potential, timely sowing and optimal agronomic practices are essential. It remains a trustworthy option for those who value proven domestic breeding and solutions tested by time and experience.