RAGT WOLKS

RAGT WOLKS is a simple, two-line, mid-early maize hybrid (Zea mays L.) intended for grain production. The hybrid is included in the State Register for the Central Chernozem and Volga regions, confirming its adaptation to various climatic conditions. The vegetation period varies from 109 to 114 days depending on the region, allowing flexible planning of sowing and harvest dates. The plant height is high, and the leaf and ear structure ensures optimal growth and productivity of the crop.

The hybrid is characterized by stable and high yields: regional averages range from 74.5–77.6 c/ha, with maximum values up to 109 c/ha. The grain has an intermediate or toothed type with yellow or orange coloration, indicating its high quality. Grain moisture at harvest is approximately 20.3%, facilitating subsequent processing and storage. Anthocyanin coloration of the stem and other plant parts varies from weak to strong, which may indicate the hybrid's genetic traits and stress resistance.

RAGT WOLKS exhibits good drought tolerance and adaptation to various soil-climatic conditions, making it a versatile choice for farmers. The hybrid is resistant to various agronomic factors, contributing to consistent high yields. Due to its characteristics, RAGT WOLKS is suitable for cultivation in diverse regions and ensures efficient grain production with high yield potential.