MAS 24N

Corn MAS 24N is a mid-season hybrid with high yield potential, belonging to the FAO group 260-280. This variety is characterized by large, fully formed ears with a high number of rows of kernels — from 14 to 20 — and kernel rows ranging from 24 to 32. The 1000-kernel weight varies between 330-360 grams, indicating high kernel mass and density. The kernels are cream-colored and toothed, ensuring high forage value for silage and versatile use for both grain and silage production. Ear attachment height is medium, and the plant has medium-high stature, facilitating harvesting and lodging resistance.

Hybrid MAS 24N exhibits high adaptability to drought conditions due to its pronounced drought tolerance, rated at 9 out of 10. Additionally, the variety demonstrates good resistance to diseases, including anthracnose (6), Fusarium (7), and powdery mildew (8). These traits make it a reliable choice for cultivation in various climatic zones, including the Polesie, Forest Steppe, and Steppe regions. The hybrid also features high germination energy and early growth vigor, ensuring good plant development in early stages.

Agronomic traits of MAS 24N include flexible ears, medium "stay green" level (7), high water shedding (8), and lodging resistance both during vegetation (7) and after harvest (8). Recommended planting density depends on moisture conditions: 75-85 thousand plants per hectare under adequate moisture, and 70-75 thousand under less stable conditions. The exclusive AGROSTART+ treatment enhances early growth and overall hybrid productivity, making MAS 24N a profitable and versatile choice for farmers aiming to achieve high and stable yields under various conditions.