Maize Dneprovsky 203 MV

Corn hybrid Dneprovsky 203 MV is designed for grain and silage production, featuring high yield potential and adaptability to various climatic conditions. Plants reach a height of approximately 230-240 cm, with erect and strong stems that provide resistance to lodging and breakage. The cylindrical ear, about 20 cm long, contains 16 rows of kernels, each with 34-40 yellow-orange kernels with a dent structure. The 1000-kernel weight ranges from 260-300 g, indicating good yield potential.

The hybrid exhibits high resistance to major diseases and pests, as well as significant drought and cold tolerance, making it suitable for cultivation in various regions of Ukraine, including Polissia, Forest-Steppe, and Steppe. A robust root system enhances resistance to adverse weather conditions and lodging, and improves the plant's response to mineral fertilizers and improved agrofond. The plant does not bush out and has a stable vegetative period of approximately 95-100 days.

Dneprovsky 203 MV is widely used in agriculture as a feed crop due to its high content of beneficial substances, making it popular for feeding poultry and rabbits. Recommended planting density varies by region: 70-75 thousand plants per hectare in Polissia, 65-70 thousand in Forest-Steppe, and 50-60 thousand per hectare in Steppe. This hybrid ensures a stable and high yield of grain and silage mass, making it an attractive choice for farmers.