Corn LID1244C

Lidea's New Hybrid: Yield Potential and Grain Quality

The maize hybrid LID1244C, officially registered in Ukraine in 2025, is a product of the French breeding company Lidea France SAS. This F1 hybrid is designed for intensive farming systems that prioritize both high yields and superior commercial grain characteristics.

Agronomic Profile and Morphology

The plant is characterized by robust development: a long stem with moderate anthocyanin coloration of the aerial roots ensures lodging resistance. The wide leaf blade with intense green coloration facilitates efficient photosynthesis, which directly impacts grain filling. The medium flowering time of the tassel and silk emergence allows the hybrid to optimally utilize moisture during critical growth phases.

Purpose and Commercial Value

A key feature of LID1244C is its ear morphology. The long ear with a medium-length shank is well-suited for mechanized harvesting, minimizing losses during combining. The high commercial quality makes this hybrid attractive for several sectors:

• Processing: The uniformity and physical parameters of the grain meet the standards for deep processing, including flour and grits production.
• Storage: The dense structure of the kernel ensures excellent shelf life when drying protocols are followed, which is critical for long-term elevator storage.
• Transportation: The high ear fill and grain durability allow for long-distance transport without compromising the integrity of the commercial batch.

Due to the balanced ratio of the upper ear attachment height to the total plant height, LID1244C demonstrates excellent harvestability, reducing logistics and primary processing costs.