K 165

Corn K 165 is an early-maturing three-line hybrid intended for grain, grain-stalk mass, and silage production. Plants reach a height of 185–190 cm, and the 1000-grain weight is approximately 300 g. The hybrid is characterized by high yield, reaching 87 centners per hectare in the Central region. It is resistant to root lodging, stem breakage below the ear, and stalk and ear fungal diseases, ensuring reliable and stable yields under various growing conditions.

Corn K 165 adapts well to different weather conditions and requires minimal irrigation, making it suitable for regions with limited water supply. Seeds of the hybrid are recommended to be sown in mid-May with a daylight period of at least 10 hours, which promotes optimal plant development and maximum productivity. Due to its rapid moisture release, the grain is easy to harvest, simplifying the harvesting process and reducing yield losses.

This hybrid is suitable for both conventional and minimum tillage, and can be grown in monoculture. Its high drought and disease resistance makes K 165 a profitable choice for farmers seeking high-quality and stable corn yields for various purposes, including sugar and feed production.