Maize Roberto

Roberto corn hybrid is a simple mid-early variety intended for grain and silage production. It is characterized by high plasticity, stability, and balanced traits, enabling effective realization of its yield potential, reaching up to 15 tons per hectare. Plants grow to a height of 250-290 cm, and ears have a length of 19-25 cm and a diameter of 4-5 cm. The grain is cream-colored, with a toothed type, and the 1000-seed mass ranges from 280-320 grams. Each ear contains 440-640 kernels arranged in 16-18 rows, with 28-36 kernels per row.

Roberto hybrid exhibits high resistance to major corn diseases, such as helminthosporiosis, fusarium, and bacterial blight. Additionally, it possesses high cold tolerance, drought resistance, and lodging resistance, ensuring stable yields even under adverse climatic conditions. These traits make it a reliable choice for various agroclimatic zones.

The recommended plant density varies by region: 75-85 thousand plants per hectare for the Polissia region, 70-75 thousand for forest-steppe, and 55-65 thousand for steppe regions. This planting approach promotes optimal plant development and maximizes yield potential.