The maize hybrid KWS Kapriccio is a medium-early three-line variety intended for grain and silage production. It stands out for its high dry matter content among early-maturing hybrids and high energy concentration in silage, making it versatile for various soil types. The hybrid was registered in 2021, confirming its modernity and adaptation to current agronomic conditions.
KWS Kapriccio has a dent-type kernel and is characterized by very rapid moisture loss, which contributes to efficient harvest and reduced losses. The hybrid is resistant to lodging, ensuring stable yields even under intensive cultivation practices and on irrigated lands. The grain yield potential reaches 18 tons per hectare, indicating the variety’s high productivity.
The hybrid is recommended for cultivation in zones with both adequate and insufficient moisture, with drought resistance rated as medium and cold tolerance as high. Its high suitability for monoculture cultivation expands its application potential across various agricultural systems. Seed treatment includes complex protective agents, promoting healthy plant growth and development.
