The KWS CASIMIRO corn hybrid is a high-yielding and adaptable variety with a potential grain yield of up to 19 tons per hectare. It belongs to the FAO maturity group 380 and is suitable for cultivation in various climatic zones, including the Polesie, forest-steppe, and steppe regions. The recommended plant population at harvest varies depending on moisture availability and ranges from 45,000 to 75,000 plants per hectare. This hybrid is suitable for both intensive and extensive cultivation technologies and is recommended for irrigation.
KWS CASIMIRO features large, dent corn kernels with a high 1,000-kernel weight — from 340 to 350 grams. Plant height reaches 280–290 cm, and ear attachment height is 100–110 cm. The number of rows per ear ranges from 16 to 18, with 37 to 39 kernels per row. The hybrid exhibits very rapid dry-down, which promotes effective maturation and reduces risks of losses during harvest.
One of the key advantages of KWS CASIMIRO is its resistance to lodging, which ensures yield retention and simplifies agronomic operations. Due to its adaptability and plasticity, the hybrid performs well under various conditions, delivering consistent and high grain yields. Its intended use is for grain production, making it a popular choice for farmers aiming to obtain high-quality and voluminous corn yields.
