Maize P 9610

P 9610 — a mid-season corn hybrid with dent kernel type, characterized by high yield and stability. The plant exhibits good early development, high stature, and strong ear attachment, ensuring resistance to lodging. The hybrid has high grain quality with increased starch and protein content, making it particularly valuable for grain, starch, and alcohol production.

Hybrid P 9610 has a FAO of 340 and demonstrates yields in the range of 13–17 tons per hectare. Its distinguishing feature is high water use efficiency and excellent drought tolerance, enabling successful cultivation under various climatic conditions. Resistance to stalk diseases is rated at 6 out of 9, contributing to healthy crops and stable yields.

The recommended planting density is 65–70 thousand plants per hectare under optimal moisture conditions and 60–65 thousand under suboptimal conditions. The hybrid is well-adapted to minimal tillage and late harvest, simplifying agronomic practices. Due to its characteristics, P 9610 is suitable for cultivation in various regions, including Polissia, Forest-Steppe, and Steppe, ensuring high profitability and production efficiency.