GABI MTZ

The GABI MTZ corn hybrid is a medium-early, complex four-line hybrid, primarily intended for silage use. It is characterized by high resistance to various diseases, including southern gummy rot, bacterial disease, and stalk rot, as well as low susceptibility to common rust. However, it should be noted that this hybrid may suffer significant damage from the corn borer. The average yield of normalized dry matter in the recommended growing region is approximately 95.1 c/ha, indicating its high productivity in the North Caucasus region. GABI MTZ exhibits optimal adaptation to regional conditions, enabling effective use in agronomic systems for producing high-quality silage. Due to its disease resistance and high yield, this hybrid is a reliable choice for farmers focused on feed production. Recommended planting density and agronomic practices contribute to maximizing plant potential, ensuring stable results even under challenging climatic conditions. Special attention should be given to protection against the corn borer during GABI MTZ cultivation, which will help maintain high productivity and crop quality. The hybrid combines the best agronomic traits, making it in demand in agriculture for producing silage with high nutritional content.