Corn Senator is a medium-early hybrid with FAO 360, featuring high drought and cold tolerance, making it versatile for various climatic conditions. Ear height is 95-105 cm, with dent-type kernels containing over 72% starch. The hybrid exhibits rapid water shedding, which promotes efficient harvest and high productivity potential.
Optimal plant density varies depending on moisture conditions: 70-80 thousand plants per hectare under adequate moisture, 65-75 thousand under unstable moisture, and 50-60 thousand under dry conditions. Corn Senator is suitable for multiple uses, including bioethanol, biogas, and silage production, making it attractive for farmers focused on industrial processing and energy applications.
The hybrid boasts high yield and resistance to certain broad-spectrum herbicides, simplifying crop management and reducing protection costs. Kernel count per row is 40-46, with 14-18 rows per ear, ensuring dense ear filling and high-quality grain. These characteristics make Corn Senator a reliable choice for farmers seeking stable and high yields.
