Kharkivskyi 195 MV

Genetic Architecture and Breeding Value

Kharkivskyi 195 MV is a product of advanced breeding by the V. Ya. Yuriev Plant Production Institute. As a simple hybrid, it is engineered for consistent yield stability under intensive farming systems. With an FAO rating of 190 (range 90–1240), it qualifies as an early-maturing hybrid, which is essential for regions with shorter growing seasons or for late-planting schedules.

Technological Potential and Disease Resistance

The dent-type grain, combined with a 75% starch content, positions this hybrid as a versatile tool for both grain and silage production. The key pillars of its agronomic profile include:

• Phytosanitary Reliability: Inherent genetic tolerance to common smut and stalk rots significantly minimizes crop losses in the field.
• Stress Adaptability: The hybrid shows robust resistance to head smut, mitigating risks associated with high soil moisture or temperature fluctuations during early development stages.

The 90–100 day vegetation cycle allows producers to schedule harvesting at optimal agrotechnical windows, avoiding excessive grain moisture at maturity. The high starch concentration directly correlates with the high energy value of the silage mass, making this hybrid an ideal choice for livestock operations focused on optimizing nutritional efficiency and feed performance.