FRIZZBEE

Frizzbee is a trihybrid corn variety of French selection, developed by the company Maisadour Semences. It is characterized by high resistance to lodging and rapid water shedding, making it a reliable choice for various climatic conditions. The hybrid has a silicified, dent-type kernel and belongs to the FAO maturity group 260. Its yield potential is approximately 125 c/ha, indicating high productivity.

The agronomic properties of Frizzbee include high initial growth energy (9 points), resistance to Fusarium (8 points), Helminthosporium (9 points), and main diseases (8 points). Plants reach a height of about 270 cm, and ear attachment height is approximately 90 cm. The ears have 14 rows of kernels, with kernel numbers per row ranging from 28 to 34. Plant density at harvest varies by region: in Polissia — 75,000–80,000, in the forest-steppe — 70,000–75,000, and in the steppe — 65,000–70,000 plants per hectare.

The Frizzbee hybrid is suitable for cultivation both for silage and grain, with effective temperature requirements of 1480 and 1680 respectively. Its agronomic characteristics and disease resistance ensure a stable yield even under adverse conditions. Thanks to its properties, this hybrid is an optimal choice for farmers seeking a reliable and high-yielding corn variety.