Maize PR39N72

Pioneer PR39N72 (Sandrina) corn hybrid is a mid-early dual-purpose hybrid, primarily intended for grain production. This hybrid is characterized by high grain yield potential and robust plants that exceed average height. Ear attachment to the stalk is at a medium or above-average level, contributing to good development and grain formation. The grain type is dent, making it particularly suitable for processing into grit and flour.

The hybrid exhibits high resistance to lodging due to its strong root system and sturdy stalk, ensuring stable yields even under adverse conditions. PR39N72 demonstrates good early growth development and quickly sheds moisture during maturity, facilitating harvest and reducing losses. Additionally, the hybrid shows tolerance to common rust and southern helminthosporium, as well as excellent drought tolerance, making it versatile for various soil-climate zones.

PR39N72 is recommended for planting at an optimal seeding rate of 75-80 thousand seeds per hectare, depending on the cultivation zone. The hybrid tolerates higher plant densities, allowing adaptation of cultivation techniques to specific conditions. Despite its high tolerance to several diseases, this hybrid shows below-average resistance to stalk rot, which should be considered when planning crop protection. Overall, PR39N72 is a reliable and productive choice for farmers aiming to obtain high-quality grain with high yields.