DN Bulat

Corn hybrid DN Bulat (FAO 350) is a high-quality hybrid developed by the Institute of Grain Crops. This hybrid is characterized by resistance to lodging and stem breakage, ensuring reliable yields even under adverse weather conditions. The corn kernels have a dent type, yellow-yellowish color with a red kernel, ear length of 21–23 cm, and plant height of 240–260 cm. The hybrid's yield potential ranges from 9.5–13.5 tons per hectare, making it attractive for intensive farming.

The ear structure features 16 rows of kernels, with 40–43 kernels per row, and 1000-kernel weight of 320–330 grams. The hybrid responds well to improved growing conditions and exhibits high resistance to diseases and pests, reducing the need for additional protective measures. Recommended planting density varies by region: 55–60 thousand plants per hectare for steppe zones, and 70–75 thousand for forest-steppe zones.

Corn seeds of DN Bulat undergo careful calibration into four fractions and are treated with the insecticide Inshur Perform, ensuring high seed quality and protection against diseases during early growth stages. They are packaged in four-layer paper bags, guaranteeing storage safety and convenience. One planting unit contains 80 thousand seeds, enabling efficient planning of planting operations.