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DS Amigo

Diseases
Smut
Country
Ukraine
Registration Year
2023
Manufacturer
Grain Crops Institute NAAS
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Description DS Amigo
Corn seeds DS Amigo are a high-yielding, mid-maturing hybrid of the grain type with a maturity group FAO 300-340. This hybrid is characterized by high yield potential, reaching 15.5–18 tons per hectare, making it one of the best in its category. Plants grow to a height of about 2.4 meters and form ears with 18-20 rows of kernels, contributing to high productivity. The average rate of grain drying facilitates harvest and storage, while the type of maturity with living leaves ensures optimal conditions for grain formation. DS Amigo exhibits high resistance to adverse environmental factors, including drought, heat, and lodging, as confirmed by resistance ratings of 7-9 points against various diseases and pests such as downy mildew, gray leaf spot, and corn borer. The hybrid also demonstrates moderate cold tolerance and can withstand early spring frosts, expanding its cultivation potential across various climatic zones, including steppe, forest-steppe, and Polissia regions. DS Amigo seedlings are treated with the fungicide seed treatment Faver and a complex microfertilizer, providing protection against soil-borne diseases and promoting rapid, uniform germination. The vegetation period of the hybrid ranges from 114 to 123 days, allowing effective planning of agronomic activities. Its versatility and stable yield make DS Amigo an optimal choice for farmers seeking maximum productivity and grain quality under various growing conditions.
Specifications DS Amigo
Diseases
Smut
Smut
Hybrid Type
Simple
Use Direction
Grain
Ripening
110-120 days
FAO
FAO 300-340
Country
Ukraine
Registration Year
2023
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