LG 23.72

Genetic Potential and Hybrid Adaptability

The French breeding expertise of Limagrain is fully reflected in the LG 2372 model, emphasizing versatility in end-use. This simple hybrid corn, characterized by dent-type grain, demonstrates high plasticity across various climatic conditions. With a maturity range of 120 to 140 days, it falls into the mid-season group, allowing for flexible harvest planning, whether for high-quality grain production or silage.

Phytosanitary Defense at the Genetic Level

The core value of LG 2372 lies in its comprehensive resistance to pathogens that threaten the profitability of corn fields each year. Limagrain breeders have engineered a robust genetic immune system within the hybrid, providing protection against a broad spectrum of diseases:

• Helminthosporium leaf blight: High resistance of the foliage ensures photosynthetic activity remains stable until the final stages of vegetation.
• Fusarium ear rot: Protection of the ear from mycotoxins, which is critical for long-term storage quality.
• Common smut: Minimized risk of kernel weight loss caused by damage to generative organs.

Agronomic Sowing Recommendations

To reach target yield thresholds, it is essential to adhere to seeding rates tailored to the moisture availability of the specific field:

• 65,000–70,000 plants/ha — for zones with limited moisture;
• 70,000–75,000 plants/ha — for optimal conditions;
• 75,000–80,000 plants/ha — for intensive farming with sufficient mineral nutrition.

The use of LG 2372 is highly effective for both commercial grain-oriented farms and livestock enterprises focusing on high-volume, nutritious silage. The dent-type grain structure ensures optimal moisture release during maturation, which significantly reduces post-harvest drying costs.