Survivor

Corn hybrid Survivor is a simple hybrid with a starchy kernel, developed using modern innovative technologies and careful selection of the best parental lines. This hybrid features high potential yield of grain, reaching up to 15 tons per hectare (150 centners/ha), making it especially valuable for feed and livestock fattening production. Survivor adapts well to various soils and climatic conditions, demonstrating stable high yields even under intensive cultivation practices. Early planting dates promote rapid plant development and early flowering, allowing the hybrid to successfully complete its vegetation cycle within optimal timeframes.

Survivor corn plants have an average height of 200-240 cm, with ears forming at a height of 80-90 cm. The kernels are arranged in 14-16 rows, each containing 28-42 kernels, with a 1000-kernel weight of 280-330 grams. The hybrid exhibits high resistance to most common diseases, particularly smut, and possesses good drought tolerance and high growth energy in early development stages. Due to its good moisture release, the mature grain quickly loses moisture towards the end of vegetation, reducing costs for milling and drying.

For storage, it is recommended to use special conditions, as the grain deteriorates quickly after harvest. Optimal preservation methods include a thermal cabinet or refrigerator. It is recommended not to harvest corn until it is ready for immediate use to maintain its quality and freshness.