Maize RAGT WOLKS

Stable Yields in Temperate Climates

RAGT's French breeding program focuses on technological efficiency, and the 'RAGT Volx' (РЖТ Волкс) hybrid is a prime example. This is an optimal solution for farmers seeking predictable results in grain maize production. With its medium-early maturity, the hybrid allows for an optimized harvesting schedule, enabling fieldwork to begin earlier than with late-maturing varieties, while significantly reducing post-harvest drying costs.

Crop Health as the Foundation of Profitability

Practical experience with 'RAGT Volx' demonstrates a robust resistance to major pathogens. Genetic resistance to Fusarium ear rot and common smut mitigates critical risks during seasons with high humidity or extreme temperature fluctuations during cob development. For the producer, this translates into reduced expenditure on fungicide applications and higher grain purity.

Technical Profile for Grain Production

• Hybrid type: Double-cross, ensuring excellent uniformity across the field and consistent yields under varying conditions.
• Grain type: Dent (intermediate), yellow. This kernel structure facilitates rapid moisture loss, which is essential for efficient mechanical threshing.
• Use case: Professional grain production.

By selecting this hybrid, farming operations gain a reliable tool for minimizing risks in grain production. 'RAGT Volx' adapts well to various soil types while maintaining stable yield potential. It is a workhorse that compensates for minor agronomic variability, allowing farm managers to plan harvest logistics with precision.