KM 2170

KM 2170 — this is a sugar corn variety with FAO 270, characterized by dent corn kernels. It belongs to early-maturing varieties and is distinguished by very well-developed ears. Plants reach a height of about 270 cm, with kernel rows ranging from 35 to 40, and the number of rows varies from 16 to 22. This variety exhibits high plasticity and adapts well to various environmental conditions and soil types, ensuring stable yields even under adverse climatic conditions. KM 2170 is distinguished by high yield, particularly in the forest-steppe zone, where it reaches 84.5 centners per hectare. In the steppe zone, yield is approximately 34.0 centners per hectare, and in the forested areas — 64.5 centners per hectare. The variety is drought-resistant at a level of 7-8 points, lodging-resistant at 8-9 points, and also exhibits high resistance to diseases, rated at 9 points. Thanks to these characteristics, KM 2170 is a reliable choice for cultivation in various agroclimatic zones. The main use of this variety is for grain production. Its high adaptability and resistance to adverse factors make KM 2170 advantageous for farmers seeking a stable and high-quality sugar corn yield. This variety is suitable for cultivation in the forest-steppe zone and other regions with similar conditions, ensuring high yield potential and grain quality.