Maize Krasnodarsky 194 MV

Krasnodarsky 194 MV — an early-maturing corn hybrid with a period from emergence to full grain maturity of 95–98 days, classified as FAO 190. Plants reach an average height of 250–260 cm, with cylindrical ears positioned at a height of 85–87 cm. The grain is yellow, dent-shaped, with a 1000-grain weight of 250–270 g and 16–18 rows of kernels. Grain yield at harvest is approximately 81%, ensuring high productivity.

The hybrid is versatile in its application and suitable for both grain and silage production. It demonstrates high yields: in the Lower Volga region, the average yield is 18.5 centners per hectare, while in the Republic of Tatarstan, silage mass yield reached 568.3 centners per hectare. Krasnodarsky 194 MV is characterized by high profitability and adapts well to various climatic conditions and regions.

A key feature of the hybrid is its high resistance to adverse factors: it is cold-tolerant, resistant to lodging, southern helminthiaceous disease, fusarium, bacterial disease, blister rust, and stalk rots. The grain contains sufficient amounts of silica compounds, making it suitable for processing into coarse grains. All these qualities make Krasnodarsky 194 MV a reliable choice for agricultural production.