NK Lemoro

Corn NK Lemoro is a medium-maturing intermediate hybrid with a vegetation period of approximately 90-92 days, corresponding to FAO 310. This hybrid is characterized by high and stable yields, as well as rapid grain moisture release during maturation, significantly reducing drying costs. The grain is dent-type, ears form at approximately 125 cm above soil surface, and exhibit good green cover with high grain yield. The hybrid performs best on fertile soils with high agrochemical potential.

NK Lemoro possesses high stress tolerance, including cold and drought resistance, making it suitable for early planting in the Forest-Steppe and Steppe zones of Ukraine. The plant is resistant to lodging and complex infections such as stalk rot, powdery mildew, rust, and helminthosporiosis. Recommended plant population at harvest is 60-70 thousand plants per hectare in the Forest-Steppe zone and 45-55 thousand plants per hectare in the Steppe zone.

A universal-purpose hybrid, its grain and silage are widely used in agriculture for animal and poultry feed, and are suitable for processing into starch. Due to its characteristics, NK Lemoro is a reliable choice for farmers aiming to achieve stable and high corn yields under various climatic conditions.