Maize KD 75

Working with KD 75

When choosing a corn hybrid for grain and silage, the «KD 75» from the Scientific and Production Enterprise «Ukra» represents a pragmatic choice. This simple hybrid has proven itself over years of operation as a reliable workhorse for modern farming. With a maturity cycle of 140–160 days, it is a mid-late season hybrid that requires disciplined harvest scheduling, but the payoff in yield is consistent and reliable.

Disease Resistance and Agronomic Performance

The standout feature of this hybrid is its robust immunity. In high-humidity conditions where disease pressure typically spikes, «KD 75» holds its own. Its inherent resistance to smut, combined with strong defenses against Helminthosporium, Fusarium, and onion stem smut, reduces the need for heavy fungicide programs. For farm managers, this translates to better margins and healthier crop stands at the end of the season.

Planting and Density Guidelines

On lands with limited moisture, stick to 55,000–60,000 seeds/ha to ensure each plant reaches its full potential. However, on well-managed soils with irrigation, bumping the density to 70,000–75,000 seeds/ha allows the dent-type corn to thrive. The hybrid responds well to high-input environments, consistently delivering a grain quality with starch content reaching 76%.

Performance Summary

• Versatility: Excellent for both grain production and high-quality silage.
• Dent grain type: Provides efficient dry-down at the end of the maturity period.
• Consistency: Strong stalk integrity keeps the crop upright until the combine enters the field.

For operations looking for a hybrid that avoids unnecessary maintenance headaches while consistently delivering high starch levels, «KD 75» is a solid, results-oriented investment.