Sabine

Corn Sabine is a mid-season hybrid with FAO 300, jointly developed by the State Institution Institute of Grain Crops NAAN and the Ukrainian seed producer LLC "Rost Agro". This hybrid stands out for its high yield and grain quality, making it a benchmark among Ukrainian and European varieties. Sabine adapts well to various agro-climatic conditions in Ukraine, including the Kherson, Cherkasy, and Poltava regions, ensuring stable performance.

One of the key features of this hybrid is its high drought and lodging resistance, allowing for later harvests without loss of grain quality or quantity. Low grain moisture at harvest facilitates more efficient storage and processing. The hybrid responds well to the application of micro- and macro-fertilizers, as well as to dense planting, further enhancing its productivity.

Sabine is versatile in use: suitable for grain production with yields up to 14.2 t/ha, as well as for silage with yields up to 59 t/ha. Its high resistance to high temperatures and drought makes it competitive with other varieties such as Hotin, Dnepro, and Akvazor. Seeds are supplied in bags of 80,000 units, ensuring convenient sowing and optimal material distribution across the field.