RUSSIAN 2

Corn variety "Russian 2" is a very early hybrid population, characterized by low plant height and medium-length ears, which can be either weakly conical or cylindrical. The kernels are predominantly yellow, with shades ranging from bright yellow to yellow-orange, characteristic of 75% and 25% of plants respectively. This variety is distinguished by its super-early maturity, making it especially attractive for various regions with short growing seasons.

The "Russian 2" variety is adapted for cultivation in various climatic zones, including the Volga-Vyatka and Lower Volga regions, where average yields of normalized dry matter reach 47.0 and 77.6 centners per hectare respectively. Plants demonstrate resistance to southern helminthosporium and powdery mildew, while ear fusarium shows moderate severity, and stalk borer may cause significant damage.

This corn variety is intended for a wide range of applications: from large agricultural enterprises to farms and private dacha plots. Its high adaptability and yield make "Russian 2" a promising choice for the domestic agricultural sector, contributing to the increased share of Russian seeds in sown areas of the country.