Gerdine

Sugarcane corn variety Gerdine has a high yield potential and is suitable for cultivation under various climatic and soil conditions. This mid-season variety features a dent kernel type and resistance to stalk and ear diseases, ensuring stable yields even under adverse conditions. The recommended planting density under adequate moisture is 70,000 to 75,000 plants per hectare.

Gerdine is versatile in use, including suitability for silage production, making it attractive for farmers focused on feed base. For planting, soil temperature should not be lower than 9°C, and various soil preparation methods are possible, including conventional, minimal tillage, and No-tillage, allowing adaptation of agronomy to specific farm conditions.

The variety grows well on all soil types, including sandy soils, provided adequate moisture is available. This adaptability makes Gerdine a profitable choice for regions with varying soil structure and moisture levels, ensuring a stable and high-quality sugarcane corn yield.