GOLDEN EAR 131 MV

The hybrid corn 'Golden Ear 131 MV' is an ultra-early variety with a vegetation period of about 85 days, making it especially suitable for cultivation in northern regions. Plants reach a height of 150-180 cm, and the ears have a cylindrical shape, 16-20 cm long, with 14-16 rows of kernels, each containing 30-34 kernels. The 1000-kernel weight is 220-260 g, and the grain yield reaches 85%, indicating the hybrid's high productivity. The FAO of this variety is 130, indicating its early maturity and adaptation to a short vegetation period. 'Golden Ear 131 MV' is distinguished by its high drought resistance and versatility. The hybrid is suitable for both grain production and silage, expanding its application potential in agriculture. The kernels have an orange-yellow color and are in the milk-waxy ripening stage, possessing good taste qualities and high content of vitamins, macro- and microelements. Due to these characteristics, the variety is also suitable for table use and canning. Cultivation recommendations include sowing in April-May to a depth of about 4 cm with row spacing of 70×50 cm. The optimal planting density is 70-75 thousand plants per hectare under sufficient moisture and 60-65 thousand under dry conditions. Harvesting is possible from June to September, allowing effective planning of agronomic activities and obtaining a stable yield under various climatic conditions.