Maize KRASNODARSKIY 333 AMV

KRASNODARSKIY 333 AMV — a mid-season corn hybrid intended for grain production in the North Caucasus region. The plant features high stature and a robust root system, ensuring resilience and good development under various agroclimatic conditions. The vegetative period is approximately 112-113 days, corresponding to an average maturity date. The leaves are of medium width and broad shape, with moderately curved blades and blunt tips. The ear is cylindrical, medium or long in length, with a long stalk and a medium number of rows of kernels, which have a dent type and yellow-orange coloration. The hybrid exhibits medium or weak anthocyanin pigmentation in various plant parts, including the first leaf sheath, roots at the stem, and tassel bracts. The tassel has medium density of florets, with a main axis exceeding the length of lateral branches. Flowering occurs at medium timing, and the silk and leaf sheaths are practically uncolored. High yield potential is confirmed by test results: average grain yield in the region reaches 59.8–67.8 c/ha, with maximum yields up to 113.2 c/ha under favorable conditions. Grain moisture at harvest is approximately 21–23%, matching standard specifications. KRASNODARSKIY 333 AMV exhibits good disease resistance, including moderate resistance to stalk rot and ear rot, as well as low susceptibility to common smut. The hybrid is suitable for cultivation in various soil-climatic conditions, demonstrating stable yields and high grain quality. Its dent kernel type facilitates milling and contributes to obtaining high-quality raw material for further use. The ear attachment height and plant structure ensure ease of harvest and processing of the crop.