Maize KM 4310

Reliable Yields in Temperate Climatic Zones

The KM 4310 variety from Genex Ukraine is a specialized maize cultivar focused on producing high-quality grain. The primary technical goal achieved by breeders Oleksii Shabatko and Vitalii Karunnyi was to develop a resilient plant capable of effectively utilizing varying daylight hours and a moderate growing season.

Technological Profile of the Variety

• Vegetation Period: The variety shows ripening maturity between 90–110 days, making it an excellent choice for regions susceptible to early autumn frosts.
• Biological Specialization: Unlike intensive hybrids that require strict mineral nutrition control, KM 4310 demonstrates high stability in its biological processes. This reduces the dependency of yield on sharp nitrogen fluctuations or short-term droughts.
• Agrotechnical Value: The focus on grain production has optimized moisture release upon reaching physiological maturity. Reducing grain drying costs is a critical factor in profitability when working with this variety.

Practical application of KM 4310 shows that the variety adapts well to extensive and semi-intensive cultivation technologies. Due to its genetically inherent resistance to stress factors, it delivers predictable results even with minimal field intervention. Choosing this variety is a prudent decision for agricultural enterprises aiming to reduce production costs per unit while maintaining high grain yield potential.