Oxygen

Oxxygen corn is a high-yielding hybrid designed for cultivation under various climatic conditions. This medium-maturing variety has a vegetation period of 115-120 days and resistance to adverse environmental factors. Plants reach a height of up to 265 cm, with ears positioned at approximately 105 cm. Due to good leaf coverage, the corn effectively retains moisture, promoting even grain maturation on the green stalk.

The Oxxygen hybrid is characterized by high yield and quality grain suitable for both food purposes — flour, grits, and oil production — and feed purposes in animal husbandry. Each ear contains 16-18 rows of dent kernels, with approximately 27 kernels per row, and the 1000-kernel weight is about 335 grams. Additionally, the variety shows tolerance to major corn diseases such as common and southern rust, ear and stalk fusarium, and helminthosporium, ensuring stable yields.

Oxxygen is the result of modern biotechnology and breeding, making it suitable for cultivation in various regions, including arid and challenging areas for corn. Its high adaptability and disease resistance make this hybrid an attractive choice for farmers seeking high-quality and stable yields.