Maize ES 7695

A Reliable Choice for Stable Yields

In an era of climatic volatility, this hybrid is valued for its consistency and excellent phytosanitary profile.

Prioritizing Field Health

One of the main challenges in intensive farming is fungal infection, which lowers grain quality and silage nutritional value. ES 7695 demonstrates proven resistance to major pathogens, including:

• Helminthosporium and Fusarium (minimizing mycotoxin accumulation);
• Stalk and common smut;
• Head smut.

This allows agronomists to optimize fungicide programs while maintaining yield potential even during high-pressure disease seasons.

Agronomic Best Practices

The hybrid adapts well to various soil types, though plant density management is key to success. To unlock the full potential of ES 7695, we recommend the following seeding rates:

• Moderate moisture or low-input systems: 55,000–65,000 plants/ha.
• Optimal moisture or high-input systems: 70,000–75,000 plants/ha.

With its mid-early maturity, ES 7695 reliably avoids early autumn frosts and reaches ideal moisture levels for harvesting, effectively reducing drying costs. This makes it an economically viable choice for a wide range of agricultural regions.