Maize LUKAKU

CORN LUKAKU is a high-yielding, intensive hybrid that ranks among the top hybrids in its group. This mid-early hybrid is characterized by drought tolerance and high adaptability under stress conditions, making it suitable for late harvest. The plants are low-growing with strong stems and medium height, which contributes to their resistance to lodging and ensures reliability in various climatic conditions.

The corn kernels of LUKAKU are dent type, with row numbers ranging from 18 to 20 and kernel numbers per row from 34 to 38. Flowering occurs at approximately 920 °C of accumulated active temperature, and full maturity (at 32% moisture) requires 1860 °C of accumulated active temperature, starting from 6 °C. These parameters ensure stable development and high productivity under various agronomic conditions.

The hybrid exhibits high agronomic performance: early growth, Stay Green effect, water shedding, lodging resistance, and drought tolerance are rated at 8 out of 10. Additionally, LUKAKU shows good tolerance to diseases such as Helminthosporium (8 points), stem Fusarium (8 points), and ear Fusarium (7 points). All these qualities make corn LUKAKU a reliable choice for achieving high and stable grain yields.