PR39V06

Corn PR39V06 is a mid-early maturing hybrid of grain crop, developed by Pioneer and registered in 2011. This hybrid is intended for cultivation in the Polissya and Forest-Steppe regions, where it demonstrates good adaptation to climatic conditions and soil characteristics of the area. The maturing period of PR39V06 is mid-early, which allows effective planning of agronomic activities and obtaining stable yields.

The hybrid is characterized by high yield potential and produces medium-sized yellow kernels that rapidly lose moisture during maturation, facilitating harvest and reducing the risk of losses. Plants are sufficiently large with dense leaf cover, which promotes good photosynthesis and growth. PR39V06 has moderate drought and cold tolerance, ensuring its resilience to adverse weather conditions. In addition, the hybrid shows tolerance to a range of diseases, including head smut, rot, and helminthosporiosis, which reduces yield losses and increases cultivation reliability.

To achieve maximum productivity, it is recommended to control weeds with post-emergence herbicides. The hybrid is well-suited for cultivation as grain or silage, and performs well in monoculture. However, avoid overcrowding plantings, especially when grown for grain, to ensure optimal conditions for plant development and yield formation.