Maize KYANTY KS

Corn hybrid KYANTY KS is a medium-early simple hybrid intended for grain production. The plant exhibits high agronomic potential and resistance to various adverse conditions. The plant height reaches approximately 260-275 cm, with ear attachment height around 105 cm. The grain is semi-silky or silky-toothed type, yellow-orange in color, with a 1000-grain weight of about 325 g. The hybrid shows good resistance to lodging, rated 6-7, and high resistance to ear diseases, including stalk rot and fusarium, ensuring yield preservation.

The vegetation period is approximately 111 days, corresponding to a medium-early maturity (FAO 200-299). Tassel flowering occurs early, with distinct anthocyanic coloring of silk and other plant parts. The ear is short and thick, with 14 rows of kernels and approximately 32 kernels per row. Recommended seeding rates vary depending on moisture conditions: 75-80 thousand plants per hectare under adequate moisture, and 60-70 thousand under unstable conditions. The hybrid pollinates well under any conditions, contributing to stable yield formation.

The potential yield of KYANTY KS reaches 130 c/ha, with average yields in trials ranging from 77.8 to 119 c/ha, with maximum values up to 148 c/ha. Grain moisture at harvest is typically within 25-35%, facilitating subsequent processing and storage. The hybrid is recommended for cultivation in regions with moderate climate and sufficient moisture levels, ensuring stable and high-quality grain yield.