Maize EC Cubus

The hybrid maize ES Cubus is a high-yielding seed material with a FAO number of 310, designed for cultivation under various climatic conditions. It features high yield potential of 140-145 centners per hectare and rapid water release, facilitating harvest and reducing losses. The plants have a strong root system and a regenerative stem with a height of approximately 313 cm, providing resistance to lodging and stress factors such as drought and cold. The ears are positioned at a height of 125 cm, contain 16-18 rows of kernels with 29-30 kernels per row, and have a 1000-kernel weight of about 319 g. The kernel type is dent, with a warm yellow hue and high starch content, ensuring excellent quality and high energy for early growth.

The hybrid ES Cubus exhibits high resistance to diseases, including helminthosporiosis and fusarium, and demonstrates good plasticity and adaptability to various soil-climate conditions. It shows high drought tolerance and the ability to withstand high planting density, allowing for optimized agronomic practices. The recommended planting density varies according to moisture levels: 55,000-65,000 plants per hectare in areas with insufficient moisture and 70,000-80,000 plants per hectare in areas with adequate moisture.

ES Cubus is suitable for both grain and silage use, making it a versatile choice for farmers. With proper application of microfertilizers and adherence to agronomic recommendations, the hybrid consistently delivers high and stable yields, confirmed by test results across various regions. The hybrid producer is the company Euralis Semences, known for its high-quality seeds and innovative breeding developments.