PAN 200 is an early-maturing three-row hybrid corn (Zea mays L.) intended for cultivation in the Central and Central Chernozem regions. The plant is characterized by high stature and medium-wide leaves with a curved shape. The hybrid’s vegetative period is approximately 104–114 days, meeting standard levels. The tassel flowers early, and the ear is cylindrical with medium length and thickness, and a medium-length stalk. The kernels are silvery, with a red-orange upper portion and orange lower portion, giving them an attractive appearance. The hybrid exhibits high yield: in the Central region, the average yield is 52.5 centners per hectare, 14.9% above the standard, and in the Central Chernozem region — 83.4 centners per hectare, 13.2% above the standard. Maximum yields reached 80.0 centners per hectare and 149.0 centners per hectare in various test farms. Grain moisture at harvest is approximately 26.9%, 3.2% lower than the standard level, facilitating storage and processing. The hybrid is resistant to stalk rot and shows mild infection from fusarium and ear mold, enhancing its reliability in field conditions. PAN 200 is suitable for various uses, including table consumption and preservation, due to the high quality and taste of its kernels. Recommended planting period is April–May, at a depth of 3–5 cm, with row spacing of 70×50 cm. Harvesting periods vary from June to September, allowing flexible planning of agronomic activities. Due to its characteristics and resistance to adverse factors, the PAN 200 hybrid is a profitable choice for farmers seeking high-quality corn yields.
