MAS 14 G

MAS 14 G — ultra-early hybrid maize for grain with FAO 200, intended for cultivation in various climatic conditions, including forest-steppe and steppes. The plant is medium-height with low ear attachment at approximately 105 cm from the soil surface, which contributes to resistance against lodging and stem breakage. The hybrid forms cream-toothed-type grain with high starch content, making it in demand both for agricultural use and for the spirits industry.

MAS 14 G exhibits high resistance to diseases, including Fusarium of ear and stem, blister and smut diseases, and helminthosporiosis. It shows uniform and synchronized germination with high development energy, well-tolerating stress conditions caused by weather factors or chemical treatments. The hybrid is resistant to early spring frosts and drought, ensuring stable yield even under adverse conditions.

The hybrid is characterized by high yield, reaching 85.2 c/ha, and good water retention during ripening, allowing for long-term storage and late harvesting. The number of rows per ear ranges from 14-16, with 24-30 kernels per row, and the 1000-kernel weight varies from 280 to 300 grams. Due to its qualities, MAS 14 G is an excellent choice for monoculture and can serve as a reliable successor for grain crops lost in winter.