The hybrid sweet corn DZ Latoritsia is distinguished by high resistance to lodging, major diseases, and pest damage, ensuring reliable and stable yields. It is characterized by very high grain moisture-exuding capacity, which promotes rapid drying and facilitates harvesting. The hybrid responds well to improved growing conditions, allowing its full potential to be realized with proper agronomy.
The recommended plant population varies depending on the growing zone: in the steppe zone, the optimum is 55-60 thousand plants per hectare, in the forest-steppe zone — 80-90 thousand, and the hybrid can withstand plantings up to 100 thousand plants per hectare even under drought conditions. The potential yield of the hybrid reaches 130 centners per hectare, making it attractive for commercial cultivation.
Genetically, the hybrid DZ Latoritsia is similar to the hybrid Pochaevsky 190MV, but it has higher moisture-exuding capacity and better seed production profitability. These features make it a profitable choice for farmers aiming to obtain a high-quality, high-yield product with minimal costs for handling and storage.