Dneprovskiy 172 MV

Corn Dneprovskiy 172 MV is an early-maturing three-line hybrid of Ukrainian selection, intended for grain production. This hybrid is distinguished by its high adaptability to various soil-climatic conditions, confirmed by its inclusion in the State Register for the Volga Region. Plants are tall, with medium-sized ears and cream-colored, toothed kernels of yellowish-white hue. A distinctive feature of the hybrid is the absence of anthocyanin coloration in the silk and colored ear stalk, indicating its selective uniqueness.

Dneprovskiy 172 MV demonstrates stable yields of 33.1 centners per hectare for grain and 105.8 centners per hectare for normalized dry matter, meeting standard requirements. The hybrid exhibits high resistance to major diseases, particularly southern helminthosporiosis, scoring 8 points, and is only lightly affected by powdery mildew. These qualities make it a reliable choice for farmers seeking to minimize crop losses due to diseases.

The practical application of this hybrid covers selection institutions and corn-growing farms in Ukraine and Crimea, where it has been successfully introduced since 1981. Due to its early maturity and disease resistance, Dneprovskiy 172 MV contributes to economically viable corn production, especially under spring and summer sowing conditions. Its use allows efficient planning of agronomic activities and stable yields across various cultivation regions.