RK 176 is a medium-early hybrid corn (Zea mays L.) with high resistance to various types of lodging and stress conditions, including drought. The plant is characterized by high initial growth energy and early flowering, which helps avoid stress during the middle of the vegetation period. Plant height reaches 270 cm, promoting good development and grain formation. The hybrid is adapted for early sowing, expanding its cultivation possibilities in various climatic conditions.
The average grain yield of RK 176 in the region is about 83.1 c/ha, indicating its high productivity. Additionally, the variety exhibits high resistance to diseases and pests, ensuring stable yields and reducing the need for intensive plant protection. The 1000-grain weight is approximately 200 g, and the grain dry matter content reaches 27.5%, which is a good indicator for subsequent use in feed and food purposes.
The RK 176 hybrid was developed by Kazakhstani breeders and is ideally suited for cultivation in steppe zones, such as the Kokshetau Complex GSC. Due to its characteristics, it ensures high yields of green mass and dry matter, making it versatile for various agronomic tasks. RK 176 combines high productivity, resistance to adverse factors, and adaptability, making it an attractive choice for farmers seeking stable and quality yields.
