Maize Emilya

Practical potential of the «Emiliya» hybrid

Choosing seed material for farms focused on versatility often comes down to finding a balance between grain yield and the quality of green mass. The «Emiliya» corn hybrid from «Mirasol-center» is a solution for farmers planning to address two needs at once: providing commercial grain with good moisture release rates and harvesting nutritious silage for the livestock sector.

Adaptability and agrotechnical parameters

The simple «Emiliya» hybrid demonstrates stability across various climate zones in Ukraine. The growing season lasts 120-140 days, making it a flexible tool for agronomists. With an FAO range of 90–1240, the hybrid allows for flexible planning of sowing campaigns and harvest schedules.

Planting density: a strategy for success

The manufacturer offers a wide range of planting density at harvest time: from 55,000 to 80,000 plants per hectare. A practical approach to seeding rates is as follows:

• The lower threshold (55-60 thousand plants/ha) is appropriate for soils with limited moisture, where it is critical to reduce intraspecific competition for resources.
• Average values (65-70 thousand plants/ha) are suitable for zones with moderate moisture, allowing the genetic potential of the cob to be fully realized.
• Maximum density (75-80 thousand plants/ha) is effective on intensive farming backgrounds with sufficient fertilization, ensuring maximum silage yield per hectare.

Using «Emiliya» allows you to optimize farm logistics: you are working with one hybrid that responds effectively to agrotechnical practices for both commercial grain production and forage harvesting.