Skaner

Corn Scanner — a medium-early simple hybrid with low ear height, belonging to the FAO 250 group. It is characterized by late flowering and forms medium-sized ears that open their husks at maturity. The hybrid's feature is high moisture shedding, which promotes effective grain maturation and reduces the risk of ear wetness under high humidity conditions due to its long stalk, which allows the ear to lean and facilitate water runoff.

The hybrid has a high grain yield potential and demonstrates good drought, ear rot, and root and stem lodging resistance. These qualities make it a reliable choice for various climatic conditions. Scanner is suitable for minimal soil tillage and can be grown as a monoculture, simplifying agronomic practices and reducing production costs.

The recommended planting density depends on regional moisture levels: 70-80 thousand plants per hectare in well-watered areas, 60-70 thousand in moderately dry areas, and 55-60 thousand in arid regions. This approach allows optimizing grain yield and quality, ensuring stable results under various growing conditions.