Maize LADOSKIY 401 AMV

LADOSKIY 401 AMV is a mid-late maturing corn hybrid intended for grain and silage production. It is characterized by stable high yield and good adaptation to various climatic conditions, making it popular among agricultural producers. The hybrid’s vegetation period is approximately 113 days, which corresponds to the average level for this type of crop. The plant has a medium height, with curved leaves and a long, medium-thick ear, featuring dent-type kernels colored in yellow-orange shades. The hybrid exhibits good resistance to diseases, particularly being weakly affected by common rust and moderately resistant to stalk rot. Grain moisture at harvest is approximately 22.5%, which helps preserve yield quality. Average grain yield in cultivation regions reaches 54.6 centners per hectare, with maximum yields up to 115.4 centners per hectare, while dry matter yield may reach 115.6 centners per hectare and above. Dry matter content in the grain is approximately 39.5%, exceeding standard levels. The hybrid LADOSKIY 401 AMV is certified and complies with GOST 52325-2005. It is included in the State Register of Selection Achievements and has undergone regional trials, confirming its suitability for cultivation in various regions. When selecting this hybrid, it is recommended to consider climatic conditions and cultivation practices to ensure maximum productivity and yield quality.