Maize LLF 2983

Genetic potential and adaptability of the LLF 2983 hybrid

French breeding from Mas Seeds in the LLF 2983 model focuses on the physiology of late-maturing crops. This approach is justified for farms aiming at maximum dry matter yield per hectare. The late-maturing development cycle allows the plant to utilize its photosynthetic potential for a longer period, resulting in heavier grain and a robust stalk that resists lodging.

Grain technical features

The yellow-orange grain exhibits a distinct flint-dent type, which is critical for universal application. This structure guarantees a balance between moisture loss speed at the end of the growing season and physical shell durability, which minimizes harvesting losses.

Practical application and yield

• Versatility: The hybrid is adapted for both commodity grain and silage production, where energy value of the green mass is paramount.
• Stability: Mas Seeds genetics ensure a predictable response to intensive cultivation technologies, including late-stage nitrogen applications.
• Root system: Enhanced root development allows for efficient soil moisture utilization in late stages, which is particularly beneficial in regions with prolonged autumns.

By choosing LLF 2983, agronomists gain a tool for managing a "long" season, where each extra day of vegetation is converted into yield increases, provided that fertilizer regulations and planting density are maintained.