DKC 4031 Sweet Corn is a medium-maturing dent hybrid of American selection, characterized by high yield potential and stability under both adequate and unstable moisture conditions. This hybrid is adapted for cultivation in areas with partially insufficient water supply, making it a versatile choice for various climatic conditions. Recommended planting density varies depending on moisture levels: from 70-75 thousand plants per hectare under adequate moisture to 55-60 thousand under insufficient moisture. The hybrid exhibits high initial growth energy, promoting rapid plant development and formation of a strong root system and robust stalk. Such morphology allows successful cultivation of corn under different soil preparation systems. Additionally, DKC 4031 shows resistance to ear diseases and exhibits rapid water release, reducing the risk of yield losses and increasing cultivation profitability. This hybrid is well-pollinated and produces large kernels, contributing to high productivity. It performs best under high nutrient levels and at the lower end of recommended planting densities. The average yield of this variety is approximately 28 centners per hectare, confirming its efficiency and stability under various agronomic conditions.
