Maize LADOSKY 501 AMV

Ladovsky 501 AMV is a mid-late maturing corn hybrid characterized by high yield and adaptability to various climatic conditions of the North Caucasus region. The plant features very high stature and medium-wide leaves, promoting efficient photosynthesis and growth. The ear is long, thick, and cylindrical, with numerous rows of dent-type kernels colored yellow both on top and bottom. The ear stalk is of medium length, and the cob exhibits strong anthocyanin pigmentation, which is one of the distinctive features of this variety.

The hybrid’s vegetation period is approximately 118 days, corresponding to a mid-late maturing period. At harvest, the grain moisture content is around 25.3%, and dry matter content reaches 40.7%, ensuring high quality and grain preservation. Average grain yield in the region is approximately 63.9 centners per hectare, with maximum yields reaching 142.5 and 129.1 centners per hectare, significantly exceeding standard levels. Additionally, the hybrid demonstrates resistance to stalk rot and common smut, reducing crop losses and enhancing yield stability.

The hybrid Ladovsky 501 AMV has passed all necessary trials and certifications confirming its compliance with national standards and requirements. It is included in the State Register of Selection Achievements for the North Caucasus region and is recommended for grain and silage production. When selecting this hybrid, it is advisable to consider local climate and cultivation conditions to fully utilize its potential and achieve high-quality corn yields.