Maize RSC AURORA

RSC AURORA — an early-maturing, versatile trihybrid corn hybrid intended for grain and silage production. Medium-height plant with medium-length, slightly conical ears. Grain is cream-colored with a toothed texture and yellow hue, with a yellowish tint on the upper part. The hybrid is characterized by early tassel flowering, which promotes timely crop maturity. Recommended plant density at harvest is 75-80 thousand plants per hectare under adequate moisture conditions and no more than 60 thousand for drought-prone areas, enabling optimized yield across various climatic zones.

The hybrid exhibits high resistance to major corn diseases, including southern helminthosporiosis, fusarium, and ear bacterial infection, with low incidence levels for bacterial and fusarium infections. RSC AURORA’s drought resistance is above average, making it a reliable choice for regions with variable moisture levels. Grain yield ranges from 5 to 13.5 tons per hectare, while silage yield reaches 20-70 tons per hectare, demonstrating the hybrid’s high productivity.

High economic significance of the hybrid has been confirmed through selection trials and biochemical evaluation of grain and green mass. Modern cultivation technologies and seed production systems allow for efficient utilization of RSC AURORA’s potential, ensuring stable and high yields under diverse growing conditions. The hybrid is recommended for cultivation in regions with 7 and 8 zoning areas, expanding its application potential in the agricultural sector.