Maize SCAP 302 SV

SCAP 302 SV — a mid-season, three-row corn hybrid, intended for cultivation in the Central Chernozem, Lower Volga, and North Caucasus regions with adequate moisture. This hybrid is distinguished by high resistance to lodging, stalk rot, blister rust, helminthosporium, and bacterial blight, ensuring stable yields and protection of plants against common diseases. Plants are tall with broad leaves, and the ear is large and drooping, promoting effective grain formation.

The hybrid exhibits high adaptability to early spring cold conditions, allowing successful cultivation in regions with variable climates. Rapid water release from the grain facilitates harvesting and reduces losses during storage. SCAP 302 SV is suitable for extensive cultivation methods, making it a cost-effective choice for farms focused on resource conservation.

The hybrid’s yield potential reaches 140 centners per hectare, confirming its high productivity. The anthocyanin coloration of the first leaf sheath ranges from moderate to strong, serving as an additional indicator of its genetic resistance. Thanks to the combination of disease resistance, adaptability, and high yield, SCAP 302 SV is a reliable and efficient solution for corn cultivation in the specified regions.