Maize LADOSKIJ 341 AMV

Ladoshskij 341 AMV — a medium-maturing hybrid of corn (Zea mays L.) with FAO 340, intended for grain and silage production. This intensive-type hybrid demonstrates high yield potential, especially under irrigation, and is distinguished by stable vegetation even under drought conditions. The plant is of medium height, about 260 cm, with a strong stalk, ensuring resistance to lodging and mechanical damage. The 1000-seed mass is approximately 310 grams, indicating large kernels and high-quality harvest.

The hybrid Ladoshskij 341 AMV exhibits high resistance to major corn diseases, including stalk rot and common smut, and tolerates drought and stress conditions well. The recommended planting density varies depending on soil moisture levels: 65-75 thousand plants per hectare under adequate moisture, and 55-60 thousand under insufficient moisture. This adaptability allows the hybrid to be effectively utilized in various climatic zones and agronomic conditions.

High yield potential of the hybrid is confirmed by practical results: in the North Caucasus region, average grain yield reached 63.6 centners per hectare, in the Lower Volga region — 40 centners, and under optimal conditions and proper care, yield may reach up to 125 centners per hectare. The seeds are characterized by high germination rate and purity, ensuring uniform and synchronized emergence. Due to these qualities, Ladoshskij 341 AMV is a popular choice among farmers aiming to achieve a stable and high corn yield.