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DMK Blanca

Diseases
Smut
Country
Ukraine
Registration Year
2014
Manufacturer
Institute of Grain Farming NAAS
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Description DMK Blanca
Corn DMK Blanca is a mid-late maturing grain hybrid with FAO level 430, recommended for cultivation in steppe regions. This hybrid is characterized by high maturity and is adapted to steppe climatic conditions, ensuring stable yield formation. The variety was registered in 2014 and is produced by Maïs, a company specializing in the selection of high-quality corn seeds. DMK Blanca is suitable for obtaining high-quality grain and can compete with other popular hybrids on the market.

The hybrid features optimal plant height and ear shape, facilitating harvest using modern agricultural machinery. The grain has a dent type, and the number of rows on the ear varies between 14-16, contributing to high density and grain quality. Seeds have medium drying speed, reducing additional drying costs after harvest. The minimum seeding temperature is 10-12 degrees, enabling successful cultivation under various soil-climatic conditions.

DMK Blanca demonstrates high resistance to major corn diseases, including common and southern rust, as well as pests, reducing the need for plant protection products and lowering agronomic costs. Due to these characteristics, the variety ensures high yield potential and economic efficiency for farming enterprises. The recommended pre-harvest seeding density is approximately 80,000 plants per hectare, which helps maximize the agronomic potential of the hybrid.
Specifications DMK Blanca
Diseases
Smut
Smut
Hybrid Type
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Grain
FAO
FAO 430
Kernel Type
Toothed
Recommended Density
80-85 thousand pcs/ha
Country
Ukraine
Registration Year
2014
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