Maize Kaifus

The KAIFUS corn hybrid is a tall plant, reaching heights of 260 to 290 cm, with semi-erect leaf arrangement, enabling effective planting density up to 75,000 plants per hectare. This hybrid is adapted to various soil-climatic conditions, exhibiting high cold and drought resistance, as well as intensive early growth. Ear attachment height is 100–110 cm, with kernel rows ranging from 14 to 16, each containing 36–40 kernels. Kernel type is dent, with high starch content up to 75%. KAIFUS stands out for its high yield, averaging 88 to 130 c/ha, with potential maximums up to 160 c/ha. The hybrid features rapid water shedding, facilitating timely harvest and reducing losses. Due to its properties, KAIFUS corn is widely used for grain production, compound feed, livestock fattening, and bioethanol production. The absence of double ear formation simplifies agronomic practices. A key feature of the hybrid is its remontancy — after reaching physiological maturity, the plant dries quickly, easing harvest and reducing risks associated with adverse weather conditions. Recommended planting density depends on growing conditions: 70–80,000 plants per hectare under favorable conditions, 55–65,000 under unfavorable conditions. All these characteristics make KAIFUS a reliable and productive choice for farmers focused on high yield and product quality.