Maize NARGILO

Prioritizing Grain Productivity

For operations focused on commercial grain, the KWS Narjilo hybrid serves as a tool for predictable performance. Its core function is to maximize the conversion of soil fertility into full, dent-type ears with a high thousand-kernel weight.

Agronomic Profile and Crop Protection

KWS German breeding has focused on stability under intensive cultivation conditions with this hybrid. A major advantage of Narjilo is its robust resistance to Helminthosporium. For an agronomist, this means a reduced risk of leaf area loss during the grain-filling stage, which is crucial for achieving a high-quality yield without the need for additional late-season fungicide applications.

Application Scenarios

• Intensive cultivation: The hybrid responds exceptionally well to high-input environments, allowing producers to target yields above regional averages.
• Grain harvest: The dent-type grain provides optimal moisture release during ripening, significantly lowering post-harvest drying costs.
• Phytosanitary risk management: Its high tolerance to leaf diseases makes it a reliable choice for rotations with a high share of corn, where disease pressure is typically elevated.

Narjilo is designed for the pragmatic producer who needs a straightforward crop development cycle: from rapid emergence to a consistent harvest of heavy grain, with minimal surprises in the field.