KRAASNODARSKIY 207 MV

KRAASNODARSKIY 207 MV — medium-early three-line hybrid corn, intended for intensive cultivation in various regions, including the North Caucasus, Volga, and Lower Volga. Plants of this hybrid are tall, reaching 250–270 cm in height, with narrow or medium-width leaves and well-developed leaf-stem apparatus. The ear is located at a height of 90–105 cm, has a weakly conical shape, medium length, and a long stalk with a large number of rows of dent-type kernels with yellow-orange coloration on the upper part of the kernel. The vegetation period is approximately 99–105 days depending on the region. The hybrid is characterized by high resistance to early lodging and stem rot, as well as moderate susceptibility to gray leaf mold. In field conditions, it is weakly affected by bacterial blight, has a medium degree of ear Fusarium infection, and a medium degree of blemish infection. Despite severe damage from corn borer, the hybrid demonstrates good resistance to heat and drought, ensuring stable productivity even under adverse climatic conditions. Plants form a strong root system, which contributes to intensive water release during ripening and good nutrient uptake. KRAASNODARSKIY 207 MV is suitable for cultivation both for grain and silage, providing high yields. Average grain yield varies across different regions from 19.7 to 70.1 centners per hectare, with grain moisture content at harvest ranging from 23.4% to 37.2% depending on weather conditions. Dry matter yield is also at a high level, reaching over 300 centners per hectare in some cases. This hybrid is a reliable choice for farmers aiming to obtain a stable and high-quality corn harvest under intensive farming conditions.