Maize DMC Orlan

Stable Yields in Challenging Climates

The «DMS Orlan» hybrid, developed by NVFG «Kompaniia Mais», is a specialized choice for farmers focused on high-quality grain production. As a mid-to-late maturing simple hybrid with a 120–140 day growing season, it offers a robust balance between yield potential and physiological stress tolerance.

Pathogen Resistance as a Key Asset

What sets «DMS Orlan» apart in its class is its robust resistance to common maize pathogens. By minimizing the risk of infection, the hybrid helps farmers reduce the need for excessive chemical treatments. Its genetics provide proven defense against:

• Loose smut (Sphacelotheca reiliana);
• Common smut (Ustilago maydis);
• Stalk smut of maize.

The dent-type grain structure is favored for its excellent dry-down capacity, which facilitates harvesting and reduces drying costs at the elevator.

Strategic Value for Farmers

Developed by a team of experts including Serhii Shevchenko, Viktor Kravchenko, Ivan Halechko, and Viktor Borysov, «DMS Orlan» is engineered for performance in the grain production sector. Its strength lies in its ability to handle the moisture dynamics of the second half of the summer, which is critical for filling ears in regions where short-season hybrids often succumb to mid-summer droughts.

Why choose it? It offers a combination of reliable phytosanitary health and predictable grain quality. It is best suited for farmers in temperate agro-climatic zones looking for consistent results through intensive cultivation.

Note: Given its maturity cycle, it is not recommended for regions with extremely short frost-free periods or late-season harvesting limitations.