Maize MASHUK 140

MASHUK 140 is an early-maturing three-line corn hybrid designed for universal use, including grain production, stover, and silage. The hybrid is distinguished by high cold and drought resistance, making it especially suitable for regions with a limited growing season. It is resistant to stalk rot, ear mold, and corn stalk borer, and also exhibits lodging resistance, contributing to stable yields under various climatic conditions.

MASHUK 140 seeds have a horny kernel type and optimal moisture content for processing, allowing their use in producing cornmeal. The vegetation period of the hybrid is approximately 129 days, with a recommended planting density of 70-80 thousand plants per hectare. In the Northwestern region, yield reaches 81.6 c/ha, in the Central region — 62.2 c/ha, with a maximum potential yield in the Central region of up to 92.8 c/ha.

The MASHUK 140 hybrid was developed by breeders of the Federal State Budgetary Institution Research Institute of Corn and is included in the State Register of Breeding Achievements. Its universal application and adaptation to challenging climatic conditions make it a profitable choice for farmers seeking a stable and high-quality corn harvest.