MATRIXO

Technical Profile of the Matrixo Hybrid

French breeding by RAGT is renowned for its physiological stability, and the three-way corn hybrid “Matrixo” is a prime example of this engineering precision. By employing a three-way crossing scheme, breeders have successfully combined early growth vigor with significant vegetative mass accumulation, which is a critical requirement for silage-oriented cultivation.

Focus on Silage Production

The primary design objective for this hybrid was to strike an optimal balance between grain content and the quality of the stover (leaf and stalk mass). Matrixo demonstrates several key technical advantages:

• Early Maturity: The shortened vegetation period allows for precise harvest scheduling, ensuring optimal moisture levels for high-quality silage fermentation.
• Structural Integrity: The three-way architecture provides superior stalk strength, resulting in excellent lodging resistance and smoother operation for forage harvesters.
• Digestibility: High starch content and accessible fiber make the silage from this hybrid a dense energy source for cattle, directly correlating to improved livestock productivity.

The RAGT 2N S.A.S genetics behind this hybrid are specifically calibrated for rapid nutrient availability. The early maturity cycle does not compromise dry matter yield, positioning Matrixo as a high-performance solution for intensive dairy operations looking to optimize feed-cost-per-unit metrics.