Pelarco

Pelarco corn hybrid is a simple mid-season versatile variety. It features toothed yellow kernels and demonstrates high yield potential up to 150 centners per hectare. Plants reach heights of 240 to 290 cm, with ears 20-25 cm long and 4-5 cm in diameter positioned at 100-120 cm. The 1000-seed weight is 320-360 g, indicating good seed quality. The hybrid has excellent drought tolerance, contributing to timely maturity and harvest.

Pelarco exhibits high resistance to major corn diseases, including helminthosporiosis, fusarium, and smut. Additionally, the hybrid is resistant to lodging, ensuring yield preservation under adverse weather conditions. Good cold and drought tolerance makes this variety a reliable choice for cultivation across various climatic zones, including forest-steppe and steppe regions.

The recommended planting density for Pelarco hybrid varies by region: 65-70 thousand plants per hectare in forest-steppe zones, and 50-55 thousand plants per hectare in steppe zones. These parameters ensure maximum productivity and quality of the harvest, allowing efficient use of agronomic practices and resources.