Maize EXCLAIM

Corn EXCLAIM is a medium-early grain hybrid with dent kernels, designed for cultivation in various climatic zones, including the Polesie, Forest Steppe, and Steppe. This hybrid is characterized by high plasticity and adaptability to growing conditions, confirmed by stable yields ranging from 93 to 145 c/ha. High yield potential combines with resistance to major stress factors, making EXCLAIM an attractive choice for farmers seeking a stable and high-quality harvest.

One of the key features of this hybrid is its high resistance to drought and Fusarium of stalk and ear, as well as low sensitivity to spring frosts. EXCLAIM demonstrates strong growth energy during early vegetative stages, promoting rapid plant development and formation of strong stalks and robust root systems. These characteristics ensure reliable crop development throughout the entire growing period and prevent lodging, which is especially important under minimal or zero tillage conditions.

Recommended sowing dates for the hybrid vary from early optimal (at soil temperature of 8-10 °C) to late optimal (12-14 °C), allowing flexible planning of agronomic activities depending on regional climatic conditions. Plant population density at harvest depends on the moisture zone: in the adequately moist zone, 75-90 thousand/ha is recommended; in the insufficiently moist zone — 65-70 thousand/ha; and in the arid zone — 45-50 thousand/ha. The average height of mature plants and dent kernel shape make EXCLAIM a universal and effective solution for grain production.