Maize Dneprovsky 223 SV

Stability and Performance in Local Climates

The «Dniprovskyi 223 SV» hybrid, developed by the Institute of Grain Crops of the NAAS, stands out as a reliable choice for farmers seeking stability over extreme intensity. Being a simple hybrid, it ensures uniform field development, which is crucial for efficient harvesting operations.

Agronomic Profile and Versatility

With an FAO 220 rating and a growing season of 120–140 days, this hybrid is well-suited for dual-purpose use: grain production and silage. The dent-type grain structure allows for effective moisture release, making it a dependable performer during the autumn harvest period.

• Disease Resistance: Excellent genetic resistance to both boil smut and head smut.
• Pest Protection: Shows a robust tolerance level to European corn borer damage, reducing the need for intensive insecticide applications.
• Flexible Plant Population: Recommended densities range from 45,000 to 80,000 plants per hectare, allowing for adaptation based on local soil moisture availability.

Is this hybrid right for your farm?

Unlike high-input foreign hybrids that require perfect conditions, «Dniprovskyi 223 SV» is designed for practical farming environments. It is an excellent choice for producers who prioritize balanced results and budget-conscious management over maximum theoretical yield. While it may not outperform specialized intensive hybrids in perfect conditions, its strength lies in its consistency across variable years. It performs optimally in fertile soil conditions and is the preferred choice for those who value proven, low-risk genetics for their silage or grain operations.