Maize LADOSKIJ 391 AMV

LADOSKIJ 391 AMV — a mid-season corn hybrid with a vegetative period of about 115 days and FAO 390. The plant has a medium-high stature, reaching heights from 220 to 280 cm, with an ear attachment height of about 110 cm. The kernels are dent-shaped, yellow in color, with a 1000-kernel weight of approximately 330 g. The hybrid is suitable for both grain and silage production, making it a versatile choice for agricultural operations. It features high yields: up to 135 centners per hectare for grain and up to 700 centners per hectare for silage. It is drought-resistant, allowing successful cultivation under low moisture conditions. LADOSKIJ 391 AMV also demonstrates resistance to lodging, common smut, stalk rots, and southern helminthosporium, though it is susceptible to ear rot, bacterial disease, and fusarium. Recommended planting density varies depending on moisture conditions: 65-75 thousand plants per hectare under sufficient moisture, and 45-60 thousand per hectare under limited moisture. The hybrid is suitable for cultivation in various regions, including the North Caucasus and Lower Volga, due to its adaptability and resistance to adverse conditions. Its high starch content makes it valuable for feed purposes, especially for cattle feeding. LADOSKIJ 391 AMV is a reliable choice for farmers seeking a stable and high-quality corn harvest, both for grain and silage.