Maize RUDILIA

The hybrid corn RUDILIA belongs to the mid-season varieties with FAO 310 and is characterized by high productivity and stable yield. Plants reach a height of about 250 cm, with a conical-cylindrical ear 25 cm long and 14-16 rows of cream-colored, toothed-type kernels. Grain yield is 84%, with starch content reaching 67% and protein content 10%. Due to its strong root system and sturdy stalk, the hybrid exhibits high resistance to lodging both during ripening and for one month after.

RUDILIA demonstrates excellent initial growth and development speed, which contributes to successful adaptation to various agronomic practices, including resource- and energy-saving methods. The minimum soil temperature for sowing is 8-10 degrees, allowing the hybrid to effectively utilize the vegetation period. Moisture during maturation is well distributed, promoting high-quality grain formation.

The hybrid shows high resistance to various diseases and stress factors: drought resistance is rated 9 points, heat and cold resistance — 8 points each. It also exhibits high resistance to corn smut, rust, stalk rot, helminthosporiosis, and corn borer. RUDILIA seeds are treated with the Maxim HL agent and supplied in packages of 80,000 seeds, ensuring a reliable start and protection for the plants.