DKS 5075

Corn DKS 5075 is a high-yielding hybrid with high yield potential, intended for grain and silage use. The hybrid belongs to the late-maturing group with FAO 410 and features a dent-type kernel. Plants reach a height of 220-250 cm, have semi-erect leaves, and a strong stalk with a robust root system, ensuring resistance to adverse conditions and contributing to high yield. Ear attachment height is 100-110 cm, the number of rows per ear ranges from 16 to 18, and the number of kernels per row is 36 to 42, totaling 610-700 kernels per ear. The 1000-kernel weight ranges from 320-400 g, and the grain moisture content at harvest is approximately 21%.

The hybrid demonstrates stability across all biozones and high drought tolerance, making it suitable for cultivation on various soil types, including sandy soils when adequately watered. It is recommended for conventional, minimum, and No-tillage soil preparation methods. Soil temperature for planting should be no less than 9°C. DKS 5075 tolerates monoculture and extended crop rotations, expanding its application in agronomic technologies. The hybrid is also suitable for irrigation, where the recommended planting density reaches 85-90 thousand plants per hectare.

Optimal plant density at harvest depends on moisture conditions: under adequate moisture — 65-75 thousand/ha, under unstable conditions — 55-60 thousand/ha, and under dry conditions — 50-55 thousand/ha. The hybrid exhibits good water shedding and high resistance to stalk and ear Fusarium. Cold and drought resistance levels are high, ensuring reliable cultivation under various climatic conditions. Yield potential of the hybrid reaches 12.7 tons/ha under optimal conditions, making DKS 5075 a profitable choice for farmers focused on high productivity and crop resilience.