Maize OBSKAY 150 SV

Corn hybrid "OBSKAY 150 SV" is an early-maturing three-line F1 hybrid with a silken kernel and FAO maturity index 150. This hybrid is characterized by strong growth and low plant height, which facilitates agronomic operations. Due to its structure and characteristics, "OBSKAY 150 SV" is successfully used in various regions of Russia, including the Northwestern, Central, Volgo-Vyat, Volga, Ural, West Siberian, East Siberian, Central Chernozem, and some areas of the European part of the country.

The hybrid has high cold resistance and good drought tolerance, ensuring stable growth and yield even under adverse climatic conditions. It is resistant to southern helminthosporiosis, which reduces the risk of crop loss due to diseases. Average grain yield varies by region and reaches 26.7 c/ha in the Volga region, 7.6 c/ha in the Ural region, 67.8 c/ha in the West Siberian region, and 77.5 c/ha in the Central region. The maximum registered grain yield was 132 c/ha, and silage mass yield reached 603 c/ha with dry matter content around 30%

"OBSKAY 150 SV" is recommended for cultivation in various climatic zones, including Moscow, Novosibirsk, Orenburg regions, and other areas with moderate climate. Its wide ecological plasticity allows it to flexibly adapt to various soil-climatic conditions, making this hybrid one of the top-selling corn hybrids. High dry matter content in silage mass and grain ensures high-quality feed and industrial processing raw materials.