Maize PR38D89 Anasta

Yield Potential and Field Reliability

The PR38D89 Anasta hybrid by Pioneer s.a. is a testament to reliable seed engineering designed for commercial grain production. As a simple hybrid with dent-type kernels, it has carved out a niche for growers who prioritize consistent, high-yield outputs in the mid-to-late maturity segment.

Key Agronomic Specifications

With a vegetation period ranging from 140 to 160 days and an FAO rating of 90–1240 (depending on regional evaluation standards), Anasta requires adequate thermal resources to reach its full genetic potential. It is engineered to perform exceptionally well in intensive cropping systems where moisture management and soil fertility are optimized.

Why Anasta Remains a Strategic Choice

• Disease Resistance: The standout feature is its robust resistance to loose smut (Ustilago maydis), which provides peace of mind in high-pressure environments and simplifies crop protection management.
• Dent Grain Quality: The dent-type grain structure is favored for industrial processing, offering excellent test weight and high milling yields.
• Genetic Consistency: Backed by the pedigree of Pioneer s.a., this hybrid ensures uniform stand establishment and predictable harvest readiness.

The PR38D89 Anasta model is not just a seed; it is a performance-driven solution for farmers looking for a high-performing, resilient hybrid. By combining American breeding standards with proven field endurance, it offers a balanced approach to modern corn production, ensuring that investments in soil care translate directly into bushel count.