ES Inberrow

The ES Inberrow maize hybrid is an early-maturing three-line variety with a high yield potential of up to 11 tons per hectare. It features cream-colored, dent-type kernels with a 1000-kernel weight of about 300 grams, plant height up to 280 cm, and ear attachment height around 100 cm. The ear has 14 rows of kernels with 26 kernels per row. The hybrid belongs to FAO group 160 and is recommended for cultivation in the steppe zone with an optimal planting density of 70–90 thousand plants per hectare. Manufacturer: Lidea, registered in 2009. ES Inberrow exhibits high resistance to various diseases and stress factors. It shows resistance levels of 7 to Fusarium, 9 to Vilagin, 6 to Helminthosporium, 8 to 7 respectively for powdery mildew and aerial mildew. Additionally, the hybrid demonstrates high initial growth energy and good cold tolerance, allowing successful cultivation in the Central Chernozem region and the Lower Volga region. The plant is of medium height with broad leaves and medium-length ears, which have a thick and slightly conical shape. The ES Inberrow hybrid is intended for grain use and shows stable high yields, exceeding regional standards by 11.2 centners per hectare. It features early tassel flowering and weak anthocyanic coloration of the ear husk and anthers. The plant is resistant to southern Helminthosporium and bacterial diseases, though it may suffer moderate infection from Fusarium ear rot and corn borer. Seed packaging is done in bags of 80,000 seeds, convenient for sowing and ensuring even plant distribution across the field.