P7034

The P7034 corn hybrid is an early-maturing variety designed for cultivation on favorable and warmer, less favorable sites. It is characterized by high starch content with a unique texture resembling a dent, which ensures high starch degradation in the rumen. Thanks to this, silage made from P7034 corn rapidly decomposes, which is especially important in the first days after ensiling, facilitating the transition from last year's silage to new silage and improving feed digestibility for animals. Early flowering and high starch content make this hybrid valuable for producing high-quality silage.

P7034 has undergone extensive testing under various soil-climate conditions, including favorable, less favorable sites, and under plastic film. The hybrid demonstrates stable performance and adapts well to different growing conditions. It is recommended for planting during optimal and late sowing periods and is suitable for monoculture cultivation when agronomic requirements are met. It is advised to sow P7034 as the last crop and feed it first to fully utilize its high starch degradation capacity.

A key feature of the hybrid is its high drought and fungal disease resistance, including southern helminthosporiosis, powdery mildew, and fusarium of heads, as well as moderate resistance to bacterial diseases. The hybrid tolerates dense planting well, although yield may decrease under overly sparse planting. P7034 exhibits good water retention until physiological maturity, facilitating harvest and reducing yield losses. Due to these characteristics, the P7034 hybrid is a reliable choice for farmers aiming to obtain high-quality corn yields.