Maize RAM 1033

Corn RAM 1033 is a high-yielding three-line early-maturing hybrid developed by LLC "NIIA Agrarian Business" and registered in the State Register of Varieties and Hybrids of Ukraine in 2016. This hybrid is characterized by high stability and plasticity, ensuring its adaptability to various climatic and soil conditions, including steppes, forest-steppe, and meadows. The total vegetation period is approximately 100 days, with a FAO value of 180, enabling the production of early and high-quality grain with a potential yield of up to 110 centners per hectare.

RAM 1033 is characterized by resistance to stress factors, lodging, major corn diseases, and most pests. Plants reach a height of 260–280 cm, with ears set at a level of 80–90 cm, facilitating harvesting. Ears have a conical-cylindrical shape, 22–26 cm in length, with kernels that are dent-shaped, rich yellow in color, and a 1000-kernel weight ranging from 260–280 g. The hybrid does not tend to bushy growth, further enhancing its resistance and grain quality.

A distinctive feature of RAM 1033 is its accelerated grain moisture loss during maturation, significantly reducing drying costs and increasing production profitability. The hybrid responds well to agronomic practices and improved growing conditions, and it is not picky about soil type. The recommended plant density varies depending on the growing region: 55–60 thousand plants per hectare in steppes, 70–75 thousand in forest-steppe, and 75–80 thousand in meadows. Each seed batch is accompanied by a quality certificate, guaranteeing the reliability and high performance of the hybrid.