Maize MAS 30K

Stability and Field Performance

The "MAS 30K" by Maisadour Semences is a classic example of French breeding focused on high, predictable yields and, most importantly, extreme plant health. If you are tired of dealing with lodging or fungal outbreaks late in the season, this hybrid offers a robust alternative.

Growing Dynamics and Disease Resistance

With a maturation cycle of 140-160 days, MAS 30K is a medium-late hybrid. It requires a stable management plan, specifically regarding plant density. To hit your yield targets, we recommend a planting density of 70,000 to 80,000 plants per hectare. In drier conditions, staying on the lower end (70-75k) helps the plant maintain optimal development throughout the season.

What sets this hybrid apart is its disease resistance package. It is specifically bred to withstand Helminthosporium, Fusarium, and head smut. In the field, this manifests as a plant that remains green and standing tall, even when weather conditions create high pressure for fungal pathogens. It essentially reduces the need for emergency fungicide applications and ensures that your harvesting equipment encounters minimal lodging.

Grain Quality

The kernel type is a blend of flint and dent features. In practice, this provides a great balance of kernel density and moisture dry-down rates. Lowering grain moisture before harvest is a significant cost-saver, and MAS 30K performs efficiently in this regard, ensuring the grain is ready for storage without excessive drying costs.

• Type: Hybrid dedicated to high-quality grain production.
• Key Strength: Exceptional resistance to stalk rots and Fusarium.
• Density: Recommended range of 70-80k plants/ha for maximum efficiency.

For those looking for reliability, MAS 30K is a solid workhorse. It doesn't promise miracle yields under impossible conditions but provides a steady, high-quality output while protecting your bottom line from disease-related losses. It is an honest hybrid for farmers who prioritize consistent agronomic results.