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DKC4408

Diseases
Smut, Fusarium
Country
USA
Registration Year
2014
Manufacturer
Monsanto
Offers: 8
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Price range
3 010 - 7 060 UAH
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Description DKC4408
Sweet corn DKC4408 Acceleron Standard is a high-yielding hybrid with FAO 340, designed for the production of bioethanol and biogas due to its high starch content exceeding 72%. The plant features strong stalks of 200-220 cm in length and a well-developed root system, ensuring resistance to adverse conditions and promoting stable growth. The ear is positioned at a height of 90-100 cm, contains 16-18 rows with 37-43 kernels per row, totaling 600-720 kernels per ear, with a thousand kernel weight of 290-330 g, and has dent-type kernels.

The hybrid demonstrates high energy for early growth (7.5), excellent drought resistance and cold tolerance (both rated 9 points), as well as stability and adaptability, enabling it to successfully adapt to various soil-climate conditions. DKC4408 exhibits high tolerance to common corn diseases, including Fusarium, smut, and stalk and root lodging, significantly reducing the risk of yield loss.

Additionally, the hybrid shows rapid water release during maturity and good dry tolerance, facilitating harvest and improving crop quality. Seeding density varies depending on conditions: in drought-prone areas, 55-60 thousand plants per hectare are recommended, while in well-watered zones, 70-75 thousand. All these characteristics make DKC4408 a reliable choice for farmers aiming to achieve high-quality sweet corn yields.
Specifications DKC4408
Diseases
Smut
Smut
Fusarium
Fusarium
Hybrid Type
Simple
Use Direction
Biogas
Bioethanol
FAO
FAO 340-360
Kernel Type
Toothed
Recommended Density
55-60 thousand pcs/ha
70-75 thousand pcs/ha
Starch content, %
72
Country
USA
Registration Year
2014
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