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DKS 4125

Diseases
Fusarium
Country
USA
Registration Year
2024
Manufacturer
Monsanto
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Description DKS 4125
Corn DKS 4125 is a high-stable and plastic mid-season dent-type hybrid successfully grown in all zones with different climatic conditions. This hybrid is characterized by high drought resistance and adaptability to various soil tillage systems, including conventional, minimum, Strip-Till, and no-till, as well as different levels of mineral nutrition. The recommended soil temperature for sowing is +8°C, ensuring good germination energy and cold tolerance. DKS 4125 tolerates monoculture and can withstand prolonged stand, making it a versatile and reliable choice for farmers.

The hybrid is suitable for cultivation on all soil types, except sandy soils, and demonstrates high resistance to Fusarium and lodging. The plant features good water release, contributing to quality grain maturation. The recommended planting density varies depending on moisture conditions: under sufficient moisture — 70,000–75,000 plants per hectare, under unstable conditions — 65,000–70,000, and under drought — 55,000–65,000. Yield is high and depends on growing conditions.

DKS 4125 is intended for grain and silage use, expanding its application in agriculture. The grain contains more than 72% starch, making it valuable for feed purposes and processing. Thanks to its characteristics, this hybrid provides a stable and high-quality yield, adapted to various agronomic conditions and requirements of modern farming.
Specifications DKS 4125
Diseases
Fusarium
Fusarium
Hybrid Type
Hybrid
Use Direction
Grain
Silage
Ripening
Medium Ripeness
Kernel Type
Toothed
Recommended Density
55-65 thousand pcs/ha
65-70 thousand pcs/ha
70-75 thousand pcs/ha
Starch content, %
72
Country
USA
Registration Year
2024
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