P 8012 E

Hybrid corn P 8012 E is an early-maturing variety with a cream-colored, dent-type kernel, exhibiting high yield of large fractions during grit production. The kernel features a yellow upper part and yellow-orange lower part, with starch almost entirely composed of amylopectin. The plant is tall with wide leaves, and has moderate to strong anthocyanin pigmentation in the sheath of the first leaf, indicating its resilience to adverse conditions. The hybrid demonstrates rapid early growth and early maturity, making it suitable for early planting and stable yields. P 8012 E possesses high drought tolerance and good water shedding, making it suitable for cultivation under limited moisture conditions. It is resistant to stalk rot, ear mold, and bubble head, significantly reducing yield loss risks. The plant exhibits high resistance to stalk lodging, facilitating harvest and enhancing grain quality. Optimal planting dates should be observed, and harvesting should be avoided too late to maximize productivity. The hybrid is suitable for cultivation in various regions, especially in the Polesie and Forest Steppe, including western areas. It is well-adapted to monoculture and minimal soil tillage. Recommended planting density is 65-70 thousand plants per hectare with adequate moisture and 60-65 thousand with limited moisture. P 8012 E is used for producing grain, grit, starch, and alcohol, making it a versatile and economically advantageous choice for agricultural producers.