Maize MK 2170

Reliable Yields in a Short Season

For farmers operating in regions with short growing seasons or those planning crop rotations that require early field clearing, the MK 2170 maize hybrid from Rasava serves as a strategic planning tool. Its primary advantage is an accelerated maturation cycle of 90–100 days.

Agronomic Advantages

• FAO 90–1240 offers high adaptability to varying climatic conditions, ensuring the grain reaches the target moisture levels by harvest time.
• The simple hybrid structure guarantees crop uniformity, which is vital for combine harvester calibration and minimizing field losses.
• High genetic resistance to common smut (Ustilago maydis) mitigates the risk of yield loss during high-humidity periods when fungal pressure is typically at its peak.

The practical application of MK 2170 is focused on intensive grain production. In field conditions, the hybrid exhibits excellent early vigor, which helps the crop close the canopy faster and suppress weeds, thereby reducing herbicide application costs. Rasava positions this hybrid as a robust solution for farms where timely field clearing for winter crops is critical. By choosing MK 2170, producers can minimize post-harvest drying costs, as the maize sheds moisture significantly faster than mid-season alternatives upon reaching physiological maturity.