Maize PAN 350

The PAN 350 corn hybrid is a three-line medium-maturing variety with a maturity unit (FAO) of 290, designed for cultivation in forest-steppe and steppe regions. Plants reach a height of 240 to 290 cm, ensuring good productivity and resistance to lodging. Corn ears have 18 rows of kernels, each containing 30 to 34 kernels, totaling 460 to 600 kernels per ear. The kernels are characterized by a cream-colored, toothed type and an orange hue, with a 1000-kernel weight ranging from 320 to 350 grams, indicating high grain quality. The PAN 350 hybrid exhibits high cold tolerance and good drought resistance, making it a reliable choice for various climatic conditions. It also possesses high resistance to diseases such as helminthosporium, fusarium, and gray mold, reducing the risk of yield loss and the need for frequent protective treatments. The recommended plant density before harvest is 65-70 thousand plants per hectare in forest-steppe regions and 50-55 thousand in steppe regions, facilitating optimal yield potential. The potential yield of the PAN 350 hybrid reaches 15 tons of grain per hectare, making it attractive for commercial cultivation. Due to its characteristics, the hybrid is suitable for regions with various soil-climatic conditions, ensuring a stable and high-quality harvest. High resistance to lodging and diseases, along with optimal kernel parameters, make PAN 350 an advantageous choice for farmers seeking maximum return from corn crops.