Maize DD 207

DD 207 is a three-line hybrid corn (Zea mays L.) with a medium-early maturity and a vegetation period of about 115 days. The hybrid belongs to universal varieties and is intended for cultivation in various regions, including the Central Black Earth, Volga, Central, and North Caucasus regions. Due to its adaptability, DD 207 is successfully used both for grain production and silage production, making it a universal solution for agricultural enterprises.

The hybrid's yield is characterized by stability and high productivity. In the Central Black Earth region, the average grain yield reaches 82.6 c/ha, and in the Volga region — 86.0 c/ha. In the Central region, grain yield indicators range from 50.3 to 57.3 c/ha, while the average dry matter yield of silage mass reaches 151 c/ha. These figures make DD 207 an attractive choice for farmers aiming for maximum output per unit area.

The hybrid exhibits moderate resistance to stalk rot and shows low infection rates of fusarium and ear mold under field conditions, enhancing its reliability and reducing the risk of yield losses. These features, along with its universal applicability, make DD 207 attractive for cultivation in various agroclimatic zones.