Maize MARTRIX

MARTRIX — this is an early-maturing, simple hybrid of corn (Zea mays L.), intended for silage production. The vegetative period of the hybrid ranges from 89 to 105 days, allowing its use in various climatic conditions. The hybrid is characterized by high yield: average silage yield reaches 12.02 t/ha, with maximum yields up to 41.1 t/ha. The dry matter content in the plant is about 40.6%, ensuring high-quality silage.

MARTRIX plants are tall, reaching a height of 240-250 cm, with ear attachment at the 85-90 cm level. The grain is dent-type, with yellow coloring on the upper part and yellow-orange on the lower part. The seeds have intermediate consistency, which contributes to the hybrid’s universal usability. MARTRIX exhibits high drought resistance and conforms to modern corn cultivation technologies.

The hybrid is recommended for cultivation in the Volga-Vyatka and Central Chernozem regions, as well as in the Middle Volga region. Due to its characteristics and adaptability, MARTRIX is a reliable choice for obtaining high-quality silage and marketable grain under various agroclimatic zones.