Einbeck / Aynbek

Corn hybrid Einbeck is an early-maturing variety included in the State Register of the Russian Federation and recommended for cultivation in various regions, including the Central Chernozem region and Lipetsk Oblast. The plant exhibits an average tasseling time and shows a variety of morphological traits: from low to very tall growth, depending on growing conditions. The ear is weakly conical, with length varying from short to medium, featuring a colored stalk and medium peduncle. The kernel type is intermediate, closer to dent or flint, with yellow-orange coloring in the upper part.

The tassel of corn Einbeck has a main axis that can be either higher than the upper lateral branch or very short, forming an average angle with lateral branches. Primary lateral tassel branches vary from straight to slightly curved, with branch numbers ranging from small to medium. Anthocyanin pigmentation of silk and husk scales is weak or very weak, which is a characteristic feature of this variety.

The variety demonstrates good grain yield, exceeding regional standards, and resistance to several diseases, including southern gummy disease and blister rust. However, it shows increased susceptibility to stalk rot and significant damage from corn borer. Corn Einbeck is suitable for grain and silage production, making it a versatile choice for agricultural producers.