Maize ES Sensor

The hybrid corn ES Sensor is a three-line medium-maturing variety with FAO 370, primarily intended for grain and feed production. Plants reach a height of about 260 cm, with ear attachment at 120 cm. The ears are large, with 16-18 rows of dent kernels, 36 kernels per row, and a 1000-kernel weight of approximately 345 grams. The grain is characterized by high starch content, making the hybrid valuable for various uses, including silage production.

ES Sensor is distinguished by its high adaptability to various soil-climate conditions, enabling stable high yields in forest-steppe and steppe regions of Ukraine. The hybrid demonstrates rapid water release during ripening, reducing the time required for grain preparation for storage. The energy of initial growth is high, promoting rapid vegetative mass accumulation and successful plant development in early stages.

Special attention has been paid to the hybrid's resistance to stress factors and diseases. ES Sensor exhibits high drought tolerance, resistance to lodging due to its strong and branched root system, and tolerance to diseases such as stalk and ear fusarium, helminthosporium, and powdery mildew. The recommended planting density varies depending on soil moisture: 60-70 thousand plants per hectare for well-watered areas and 55-60 thousand for dry regions. All these characteristics make ES Sensor a reliable choice for farmers seeking high and stable yields.