Slavyanka

SLAVYANKA — this is a mid-early maize variety intended for grain and silage cultivation. Plants of this variety have medium height, with a high main ear stalk that exceeds the upper lateral branches. The ear has a small number of lateral branches, slightly curved, with a small angle between the main stalk and lateral branches. The cob is weakly conical, medium length, cylindrical in shape, with a weakly intense colored core. The kernels are toothed, with an orange upper part and yellow lower part, giving them an attractive appearance and high nutritional value. The variety is resistant to southern helminthosporium and moderately resistant to northern helminthosporium, but susceptible to powdery mildew and maize stem borer. The ear flowering time is early-to-medium, allowing efficient use of the variety under various climatic conditions. Leaves are medium width, curved, with medium-intensity anthocyanic silk coloration, and weak or absent coloration of the first leaf sheath and stem roots. SLAVYANKA maize is an important agricultural crop widely used in animal husbandry and food industry. Stems serve as high-quality feed rich in vitamins, reducing the risk of animal diseases. Due to its characteristics and adaptability, the variety is included in the State Register of the Russian Federation and recommended for cultivation in various regions, confirming its high yield and technological value.