Maize Pravor

German genetics for stable yields

The 'Pravor' corn hybrid from Dieckmann GmbH&Co.KG is a classic example of European breeding, focused on maximum output for both grain and silage. Developed in Germany, this material demonstrates adaptability to complex climatic conditions, making it a sought-after choice for farmers who prioritize predictable results.

Agrotechnical features and potential

The product is based on a simple hybrid type, traditionally valued for its uniform emergence and stable yields. The flint-dent grain type ensures excellent moisture release and high test weight, which is critical during the autumn harvest season.

• FAO: 90–1240 — a wide maturity range allowing flexible planning of sowing and harvesting dates.
• Disease resistance: The hybrid shows high tolerance to common smut. In field practice, it also exhibits resistance to helminthosporiosis, fusarium, and bulb stem smut.
• Sowing density: The recommended density of 75,000–80,000 plants/ha allows for the full realization of its genetic potential across various agro-climatic zones.

Choosing 'Pravor' is a commitment to the reliability of German breeding. Utilizing this hybrid allows agricultural enterprises to reduce fungicide application due to the plant's inherent phytosanitary defense, while maintaining consistently high tonnage of grain or high-quality silage.