Maize DM Parity

Corn DM Parity is a mid-early, high-yielding hybrid of the grain type with an FAO index of 350 and a vegetation period of 118 to 122 days depending on the growing region. Developed by specialists of MAIS and registered in the State Register in 2020, this hybrid features a yield potential of up to 14.6 t/ha (122–146 c/ha) and is suitable for intensive cultivation technologies. Plants reach an average height of about 260 cm, with cylindrical ears positioned at approximately 110 cm, and kernels of dent shape with 14 to 18 rows.

DM Parity demonstrates high resistance to major corn diseases such as common and bubble rust, helminthosporiosis, and is tolerant to pests, including corn borer. The hybrid has good drought tolerance and low susceptibility to lodging, making it suitable for cultivation across all climatic zones of Ukraine, including steppe, forest-steppe, and Polissia. It exhibits moderate growth rate in early stages and stress tolerance, including early spring frosts and water deficiency.

Recommended plant density at harvest varies by region: 35–50 thousand plants per hectare in steppe areas, and 65–75 thousand in Polissia. The hybrid has good pollination even under adverse conditions, which contributes to higher grain yield at harvest. Thanks to its combination of high productivity, disease and pest resistance, and adaptability to various climatic conditions, DM Parity is a profitable and reliable choice for farmers aiming for stable and high yields.