Maize KSM 8510

Corn KSM 8510 is a high-yielding hybrid intended for cultivation as grain or silage. This hybrid features a medium-early maturity period with a vegetative cycle ranging from 107 to 123 days depending on the growing region. Plants are tall with broad leaf blades and medium anthocyanin coloration of the sheath of the first leaf. The ear of KSM 8510 is cylindrical, medium in length and thickness, with a number of rows of kernels ranging from medium to large. Kernel type varies from horny to dent, with orange or yellow coloring, ensuring high product quality.

The hybrid exhibits good resistance to various diseases, including stalk rot, downy mildew, ear Fusarium, and helminthosporiosis. It also possesses high cold tolerance and lodging resistance, contributing to stable yields under diverse climatic conditions. KSM 8510 demonstrates rapid moisture shedding from kernels, facilitating harvest and reducing losses during storage.

Average grain yield across regions ranges from 59.7 to 83.2 c/ha, with maximum yields reaching 127.6 c/ha, while silage yield reaches 122.8 c/ha. Moisture content at harvest varies from 24% to 32%, meeting optimal requirements for storage and processing. Recommended planting density depends on soil moisture and ranges from 55,000 to 75,000 plants per hectare. Due to its characteristics and adaptability, KSM 8510 is a reliable choice for agricultural producers aiming for high productivity and quality harvest.