Maize KWS KAPRICCIO

Practical experience growing KWS Capriccio

This three-line hybrid from KWS performs consistently even in difficult growing seasons.

Agronomic features and field reliability

The 120–140 day maturity period requires precise sowing schedule planning, but this specific duration allows the plant to reach its full potential. When used for silage, the hybrid provides high biomass with high energy value, which is vital for the livestock sector.

Resilience and phytosanitary status

The biggest headache for corn growers is Fusarium and corn smut. The genetic resistance of the German breeding program works perfectly: the cobs are clean, with no signs of disease, which translates directly into high-quality grain and well-preserved silage mass.

• Tech-readiness: the hybrid is forgiving of minor agronomic mistakes.
• Stability: performs equally well for both grain and silage production.
• Economy: low harvesting losses due to a robust stalk structure.

If you are looking for a reliable 'workhorse' that doesn't require niche conditions but provides a predictable result at the end of the season, choosing KWS Capriccio is fully justified. This is not a variety that requires constant pampering—it simply works and delivers yields.