Maize LG 34.75

French Breeding for High Yields

The LG 3475 hybrid by Limagrain is a solution for professional farmers focused on obtaining high-quality grain. Developed in France, this maize hybrid embodies the years of experience of European breeders in creating stable crops. In a changing climate, farmers are increasingly relying on solutions where genetic resistance is combined with predictable yield returns.

Crop Health: Defense Against Pathogens

One of the key features of LG 3475 is its high resistance to diseases. The hybrid demonstrates impressive resilience against maize fusarium and common smut. These pathogens cause significant damage to crops every year, reducing both quantity and the commercial quality of the grain. Using this hybrid allows farmers to minimize yield loss risks, even under intense soil loads.

Agronomy and Planting Density

The dent grain type indicates that LG 3475 is intended exclusively for grain production. It is an excellent choice for farms aiming for efficient threshing. However, success depends on adhering to the optimal planting density. The recommended density ranges from 55,000 to 75,000 plants per hectare, allowing the seeding rate to be adjusted based on the specific moisture availability of the site and the region's agricultural background:

• Low moisture availability: 55,000–60,000 plants/ha
• Average conditions: 60,000–65,000 plants/ha
• Optimal conditions: 65,000–70,000 plants/ha
• High-input systems: 70,000–75,000 plants/ha

Proper density selection is the key to realizing the potential of this FAO hybrid. LG 3475 holds a reliable position in Limagrain's portfolio, offering farmers confidence in the results through competent crop management.