Maize RAGT GUKSO

Maximizing Grain Yield with French Genetics

The RAGT RGT Guxo hybrid is a powerhouse of French breeding, specifically developed for producers focused on commercial grain production. As a mid-late maturing hybrid with a dent grain type, it is engineered to deliver high yields through efficient moisture loss and consistent development, even under intensive management practices.

Practical Field Advantages

The most notable characteristic of RGT Guxo is its robust resistance to Fusarium. This trait makes it an ideal choice for regions prone to wet summers or where fungal pressure often compromises grain quality. By mitigating these risks, farmers can achieve higher-quality harvests and optimize their fungicide application programs, directly improving the bottom line.

Agronomic Management and Plant Density

To unlock the full potential of RGT Guxo, precision in seeding density is key. Based on local field conditions, RAGT recommends the following parameters:

• For high-fertility or irrigated fields: target 65,000–70,000 plants/hectare.
• For dryland farming or areas with moisture limitations: maintain a density of 45,000–55,000 plants/hectare.

Designed for growers who prioritize grain quality and reliable harvesting, RGT Guxo offers the consistency expected from RAGT 2n genetics. It is a proven performer for those looking to balance yield potential with a high standard of crop health.