DN Bucha

Corn sugar hybrid DN Bucha (DN Bula) is a FAO 350 hybrid developed by the Institute of Grain Crops. This hybrid features yellow-orange kernels and red stalks. The ear length is 21-23 cm, and the plant height reaches 90-100 cm. The hybrid's yield potential ranges from 9.5 to 13.5 tons per hectare, making it a high-yielding option for cultivation. The ear is firmly attached to the plant, reducing losses during harvest.

DN Bucha is resistant to lodging and stem breakage, ensuring crop preservation under adverse weather conditions. The hybrid also demonstrates high resistance to diseases and pests, reducing the need for intensive plant protection. It responds well to improved growing conditions, enabling farmers to achieve stable and high yields with proper agronomic practices.

The recommended planting density for this hybrid is 55-60 thousand plants per hectare in steppe zones and 70-75 thousand per hectare in forest-steppe regions. The ear structure consists of 16 rows of kernels, with 40-43 kernels per row, and the 1000-kernel weight is 320-330 grams. These characteristics make DN Bucha an optimal choice for farmers aiming for high yields and quality output.