Layca corn is a mid-season Hungarian hybrid characterized by high drought tolerance and stable yield even under adverse weather conditions. This hybrid features a strong root system and sturdy stem, enabling efficient use of soil moisture and optimal utilization of rainfall. Due to its genetic protection against corn borer and resistance to viruses, Layca exhibits high tolerance to stress factors and reliability in cultivation.
The Layca corn plant reaches a height of approximately 250-280 centimeters, with an ear positioned at 90-95 centimeters and an ear length of 25-26 centimeters. The stalk has 16-17 leaves, and the kernels are dent-shaped with 16-18 rows per ear. Grain yield is 84-86%, with a 1000-kernel weight of 280-290 grams. Protein content in the grain ranges from 9.8-10.2%, and starch content is approximately 74.6%, making this hybrid suitable for both grain production and silage.
Layca corn features rapid ear moisture shedding, facilitating harvest and enhancing grain quality. Thanks to its adaptability and resistance to pests, this hybrid is a reliable choice for farmers aiming to achieve high and stable yields under various climatic conditions.
