Maize KWS MAXIMILIANO

Focusing on Stable Grain Production

Choosing the KWS Maximiliano hybrid is a strategic decision for farmers prioritizing maximum grain yield with optimized logistics and drying costs. Thanks to its dent-type grain, this hybrid features excellent dry-down performance, which is vital during unstable autumn seasons where every percentage of moisture saved at the elevator translates into direct profit.

Field Management and Plant Density

The hybrid requires a calculated approach to seeding rates based on local moisture availability. Adaptive planting density allows for the most efficient use of soil potential:

• 45–50,000 plants/ha: Recommended for areas with limited moisture to prevent inter-plant competition.
• 60–65,000 plants/ha: The optimal balance for standard agricultural conditions.
• 70–75,000 plants/ha: An intensive scenario for fertile soils and irrigated lands, designed to push yield potential to the max.

With a maturity period of 140–160 days, KWS Maximiliano requires careful harvest scheduling. Its robust stalk and strong resistance to lodging allow farmers to plan the harvest window effectively without fear of yield losses due to field standing.

Economic Impact

As a simple hybrid, KWS Maximiliano offers predictable development, simplifying agronomic oversight. Its stable response to fertilizer applications and lack of complex specialized chemical requirements make it a reliable tool for producing high-quality commercial grain. It is a solution for those seeking the perfect balance between technological simplicity and high bunker yields.