Freya corn is an early Ukrainian hybrid with FAO 200, characterized by high yield stability and rapid water release. This hybrid is adapted to all cultivation zones, showing excellent results both in well-watered regions and in dry conditions. The yield potential of Freya corn reaches 13 tons per hectare, while the average yield in Ukrainian farms is around 10.5 tons per hectare.
The plant is a remontant type with semi-erect leaf positioning, ensuring uniform maturation and efficient use of solar energy, which contributes to stable yield formation. Thanks to these features, the hybrid demonstrates high resistance to adverse conditions and enables the production of high-quality yields even under unstable moisture conditions.
Freya corn is suitable for cultivation in various climatic zones of Ukraine, making it a versatile choice for farmers. Rapid water release facilitates harvesting and reduces costs for grain drying, enhancing the economic efficiency of production. This hybrid combines high yield, adaptability, and stability, making it attractive for a wide range of producers.
