Maize KWS LAURO

Stable Yields Under Any Conditions

KWS Lauro corn, developed by the German breeder KWS, is a time-tested simple hybrid of the dent type, focused on achieving high grain yields. Its main advantage lies in a balanced combination of flexibility and high moisture release intensity, which is critical for farmers aiming to minimize post-harvest drying costs.

Agronomic Profile and Resilience

This hybrid demonstrates remarkable tolerance to the most aggressive pathogens found in corn fields. Protected by KWS genetics against helminthosporiosis and Fusarium rot, KWS Lauro maintains productivity even under high disease pressure. An important advantage is its resistance to stalk rot and common smut, as well as its ability to withstand the European corn borer, which reduces the need for additional insecticide treatments.

Technological Recommendations

KWS Lauro reaches its full potential when the seeding density is adapted to moisture availability:

• Areas with low moisture: 45,000–50,000 plants/ha
• Areas with moderate moisture: 55,000–65,000 plants/ha
• Intensive technologies (irrigation): 70,000–80,000 plants/ha

With a maturity period of 110–120 days, it allows for timely harvesting within optimal windows. Boasting a starch content of 72%, this hybrid is an excellent solution for grain production, ensuring high nutritional value and output.

KWS Lauro is ideal for farms seeking predictable results in mid-maturing groups. Its primary strength is reliability when standard agronomic practices are followed. A potential drawback is the need for precise density management: excessive crowding in poor soil may negatively impact the thousand-kernel weight, so adherence to seeding recommendations is essential.