Maize KWS BODOR

KWS BODOR is a high-yielding corn hybrid with a strong, tall plant reaching heights of 280 to 320 cm. The plant exhibits vigorous early growth and has slightly curved leaves with weak anthocyanic root coloration at the stem. The ear attachment height is 110-120 cm, facilitating easy harvest and high productivity. The hybrid belongs to early-maturing varieties with a vegetative period of approximately 114 days, enabling effective use in various climatic conditions.

The kernel type of KWS BODOR is starchy, ensuring good structure and quality of the harvest. The number of rows per ear ranges from 14 to 16, and the number of kernels per row from 30 to 40, contributing to high yield potential. The hybrid has rapid moisture shedding, simplifying harvest and reducing losses during storage. The average moisture content at harvest is around 19.5%, which is optimal for further processing and storage.

The hybrid is versatile and can be grown for grain or silage. The grain yield potential reaches 120 c/ha, and green mass yield up to 600 c/ha, making it attractive to farmers focused on high productivity. The recommended planting density at harvest is 75-80 thousand plants per hectare under favorable conditions and 55-60 thousand under adverse conditions, allowing adaptation of cultivation technology to specific conditions and maximizing yield.