DZ LATORTICA

The DZ Latortica corn hybrid is an early-maturing variety with a vegetative period of about 116 days, intended for grain production. The plant is tall, of medium width, with ears of medium length and thickness, having a medium number of rows of dent-type kernels with yellow-orange coloration. The hybrid is characterized by weak or absent anthocyanin pigmentation of various plant parts, which is its distinctive feature. Average yield in the Central Chernozem region reaches 81.4 c/ha, with maximum yields potentially reaching 130 c/ha and higher under optimal conditions.

DZ Latortica exhibits high resistance to lodging, major diseases, and pests, including moderate infection levels from Fusarium and corn borer. The hybrid has very high grain moisture shedding, facilitating harvest and reducing grain moisture to 24.4% at harvest. Recommended plant population varies depending on the growing zone: 55-60 thousand plants per hectare in the steppe zone, 80-90 thousand in the forest-steppe zone, with the hybrid capable of enduring drought and high plant densities up to 100 thousand plants per hectare.

The variety is versatile in application and suitable for cultivation on various soil types and climatic conditions. It is used both for grain production and for feed purposes, making it in demand in agriculture. Due to its adaptability and high yield performance, DZ Latortica is a reliable choice for farmers seeking high-quality and stable corn yields.