Drivia

Drivia, a hybrid corn from Bayer, is a mid-season, high-yielding variety with FAO 260, intended for grain production. This hybrid features a dent kernel type, an average of 14 rows per ear, and 30 to 34 kernels per row. Plant height reaches 280 cm, and ear attachment height is 120 cm. The hybrid’s potential yield reaches 155 c/ha with grain moisture content at harvest around 14%. Its early growth energy is rated at 8, ensuring rapid and reliable plant development.

Drivia is distinguished by high drought tolerance and lodging resistance, enabling it to maintain stable productivity even under adverse weather conditions. High ear placement and early flowering contribute to robust development and stable yield formation. The hybrid exhibits high tolerance to major corn diseases, including stalk and ear fusarium, helminthosporium, and common and aerial smut, further enhancing its reliability and reducing yield loss risks.

A key advantage of the hybrid is its rapid water recovery, reducing costs associated with post-harvest grain drying. Due to its strong stalk and adaptability to various planting dates, Drivia is suitable for cultivation across different climatic zones in Ukraine and ensures high productivity with both optimal and late planting schedules. This hybrid is a profitable choice for farms aiming for stable and high yields of grain corn.