Maize LAZOSKY 397 MV

Predictable yields in the field

The hybrid is highly predictable, which is essential for planning harvest operations. Its intermediate grain type (a cross between flint and dent) ensures a high test weight while maintaining good threshing efficiency during harvest.

Disease resistance and field management

Regarding phytosanitary status, the hybrid shows robust resistance to common pathogens. It also holds up well against helminthosporiosis and onion stem smut. This noticeably eases the pressure on fungicide programs, allowing for savings on chemical inputs without sacrificing yield potential.

Seeding and planting density

Paying attention to planting density is key to unlocking the hybrid's potential. Depending on the moisture levels in your fields, we recommend the following planting rates:

• Optimal conditions (high moisture, irrigation): 80,000–90,000 plants per hectare to maximize cob potential.
• Risk-prone or moisture-deficient zones: 60,000–65,000 plants per hectare to avoid unnecessary resource competition.

Despite its maturity range (early to medium-late), the hybrid provides good dry-down rates, which reduces costs for grain drying. For the machine operator, this means an earlier start to the harvest window and a reduced risk of facing muddy fields during late autumn. It is a balanced choice for producers looking for reliable, proven genetics in commercial grain production.