Maize LG3255

LG3255 is a simple three-line hybrid of sugar corn for general use, developed by the French producer Limagrain for cultivation in steppe and forest-steppe regions. The hybrid has a medium-early maturity period and is intended for producing high-quality grain, silage, and meal. Plants reach a height of 280-290 cm, with ear attachment at 105-110 cm. The grain is dent-shaped, orange-colored, with 14 to 16 rows and a 1000-grain weight of 310-320 grams. The FAO of the hybrid is 250, and its potential grain yield reaches 115-120 centners per hectare.

The LG3255 hybrid is characterized by high plasticity and stability, ensuring its adaptation to various climatic conditions. It has high resistance to drought (rating 9), cold (8), lodging (9), fusarium (9), ear diseases (8), and corn borer (8). Thanks to these qualities, the plant rarely suffers from pests and diseases, contributing to stable and high yields even under adverse conditions.

LG3255 is recommended for use in farms aiming to obtain quality grain and silage at an affordable price. Its high drought resistance and resistance to temperature fluctuations make it a reliable choice for regions with variable climates. Its universal purpose and good agronomic characteristics allow effective application in various agrotechnical systems.