Maize RAM 0954

Agricultural Innovation from the Scientific Research Institute of Agricultural Business

The maize hybrid RAM 0954, developed by the Scientific Research Institute of Agricultural Business under the guidance of Leonid Rysin, represents the evolution of Ukrainian corn selection. As a simple hybrid, it is specifically designed to deliver consistent grain yields, offering a reliable solution for producers operating in variable environmental conditions.

Core Agronomic Profile

RAM 0954 is positioned as a grain-type hybrid characterized by a balanced maturity cycle of 100 to 110 days. This makes it an ideal choice for farmers seeking to optimize their harvesting window. The grain quality is a standout feature, with a starch content of 71%, which is highly valued by the processing industry and for livestock feed production.

• Hybrid Type: Simple, ensuring high uniformity across the field.
• Disease Resistance: High resistance to common smut (Ustilago maydis), providing a natural shield against yield losses.
• Maturity: 100–110 days, allowing for flexible harvest planning.

Optimizing Plant Density

The flexibility of RAM 0954 lies in its adaptability to varying plant populations. The developer recommends a sowing density range from 45,000 to 70,000 plants per hectare. This broad spectrum empowers agronomists to adjust seeding rates based on soil moisture availability, water supply, and overall soil fertility, ensuring maximum return on investment regardless of the field's specific conditions.

By selecting the RAM 0954 hybrid, agricultural businesses are investing in proven scientific results. It is a robust, disease-resistant, and high-performance hybrid that reflects the expertise of the Ukrainian scientific community in creating crops tailored for commercial grain production.