Maize DKS 3623

DKS 3623 — a versatile mid-season hybrid maize with FAO 290, intended for grain and silage production. This variety is distinguished by its high yield stability and adaptability to various soil-climate conditions, enabling successful use in both intensive and adaptive cultivation technologies. Early planting dates and high initial growth energy ensure rapid plant development and earlier flowering, contributing to high-quality harvests.

DKS 3623 plants reach a height of 230 to 260 cm, with 14-18 rows per ear and 34-38 kernels per row. The kernels are dent type with starch content exceeding 72%, and 1000-kernel weight ranges from 290 to 380 grams. The hybrid exhibits high drought resistance (8 points), lodging resistance (7 points), and resistance to common maize diseases such as helminthosporiosis, rust, and fusarium, each rated at 8 points on the resistance scale.

Additionally, DKS 3623 is suitable for biofuel production, including bioethanol and biogas, due to its high starch content and rapid moisture release. The hybrid demonstrates high yield potential and adaptability, making it suitable for cultivation under varying moisture conditions with optimal planting density. All these characteristics make DKS 3623 a reliable choice for farmers seeking a stable and high-quality maize harvest.