NAI MV

Corn hybrid MV is a high-yielding variety with dent kernels, designed for cultivation under various climatic conditions, including steppes and forest-steppes. Plants feature a strong root system, ensuring effective nutrient uptake, soil erosion resistance, and good growth stability. Plant height ranges from 230-270 cm, promoting optimal photosynthesis and facilitating harvest. The vegetation period ranges from 107 to 120 days depending on the specific hybrid, making them suitable for both grain and silage production.

MV hybrids are characterized by high yield and resistance to major diseases such as smut, rust, helminthosporium, stalk and root rot, as well as pests like corn borer. The kernels have a dent shape and yellow color, with 1000-kernel weight varying from 250 to 340 grams depending on the variety. High milling yield reaches 80-82%, making these hybrids an attractive choice for agricultural producers. Ears have a weak conical shape with 16-18 rows of kernels, and ear attachment height ranges from 100-120 cm.

A key feature of MV hybrids is their high adaptability to improved agronomic conditions, including increased mineral fertilizer rates, which further boosts yield. Strong and robust plant architecture with wide, long leaves promotes good plant development and resistance to lodging. Potential grain yield reaches 110-155 c/ha, and silage yield up to 450 c/ha, confirming their effectiveness and economic appeal for agricultural production.