Maize Hylo 391 MV

Balanced performance for grain and silage

Hialit 391 MV, developed by the Institute of Grain Crops of NAAS, is a simple hybrid designed for farms seeking a reliable balance between high grain yields and high-quality silage production. With an FAO rating of 390 and a maturity period of 120–140 days, this hybrid performs consistently across varied farming environments.

Agronomic reliability in the field

The standout characteristic of Hialit 391 MV is its robust resistance to stalk rot. For the practical agronomist, this is a significant advantage, as it ensures standability through to the end of the harvest window, minimizing field losses and simplifying combine operations. The dent-type grain provides good dry-down rates, allowing for more efficient logistics during the peak harvest season.

Optimizing planting densities

Hialit 391 MV is highly adaptable to different management practices. The recommended plant density spans from 55,000 to 85,000 plants per hectare, allowing for precise control depending on your specific soil and moisture profile:

• Low to moderate density (55,000–65,000 plants/ha): Best suited for regions with moisture limitations or less intensive soil management.
• High density (70,000–85,000 plants/ha): Ideal for high-input systems or irrigated fields to maximize the potential of every hectare.

By choosing this hybrid, producers gain a dual-purpose tool: whether the goal is maximizing dry grain production or securing high-energy silage for livestock, Hialit 391 MV offers the structural integrity and agronomic consistency needed to optimize crop production cycles.