Maize LADOGSKY 270 AMV

LADOGSKY 270 AMV is a mid-early hybrid maize (Zea mays L.) with FAO 270, intended for cultivation in the Central Chernozem and North Caucasus regions. The plant reaches a height of 275 cm, with the ear attached at 98 cm. The 1000-seed weight is 300 g, indicating a large-kernel hybrid. The ear has 14 rows, with 39 kernels per row. The hybrid exhibits good moisture shedding, which facilitates rapid drying of the grain after maturity.

The main advantages of LADOGSKY 270 AMV are high yield and stable performance, resistance to lodging, as well as resistance to diseases such as helminthosporiosis, stalk rot, rust, and Fusarium ear rot. The hybrid demonstrates cold tolerance and is adapted to various weather conditions, allowing its use on soils with elevated agrochemical background. The yield potential reaches 120 c/ha, with an average yield in the Central Chernozem region of 83.2 c/ha and in the North Caucasus region of 59.7 c/ha.

The recommended planting density depends on soil moisture levels: under sufficient moisture, 65-75 thousand seeds per hectare are optimal; under insufficient moisture, 55-60 thousand seeds per hectare are recommended. The hybrid LADOGSKY 270 AMV is widely used across various regions of Russia due to its reliability, high productivity, and grain quality, making it a popular choice among farmers.