GC 195

The GC 195 corn hybrid is a high-yielding agricultural crop with low harvest moisture and high resistance to lodging. It features a strong stalk and robust root system, ensuring plant stability under various climatic conditions. The ears mature on green stalks, with 16-18 rows per ear, contributing to its high genetic yield potential. The grain is dent-shaped, large, with a 1000-seed weight of 300-315 grams, indicating high seed quality.

The grain contains 70-73% starch, 9.2-9.5% protein, and 3.5-3.8% oil, making this hybrid versatile for both grain and silage use. GC 195 exhibits high tolerance to Fusarium and other diseases, reducing yield loss risks and enhancing production stability. The hybrid’s yield ranges from 80 to 120 centners per hectare at a planting rate of 60-65 thousand plants per hectare.

This hybrid belongs to the line of domestic corn seeds developed by the breeding and seed company "Golden Ear," specializing in creating hybrids with improved water release and adaptation to Russian conditions. Corn GC 195 is an essential component of agricultural production, ensuring high productivity and quality animal feed, as well as significant contributions to food security.