Maize Syndicate

Syndicate is a medium-maturing, simple-type corn hybrid with a vegetation period of 125-130 days, of which 75 days fall on the period before flowering. The grain is dent-shaped with good kernel filling, ensuring a high yield potential up to 130 c/ha. Plants reach a height of about 300 cm, with ear attachment height of approximately 130 cm. The hybrid is intended for cultivation both for grain and silage, making it a versatile choice for various agricultural needs.

Syndicate corn seeds exhibit high stability and retain their genetic potential both under favorable and challenging growing conditions. The hybrid shows resistance to drought and sharp temperature fluctuations, as well as high resistance to diseases such as helminthosporiosis, leaf and stem fusarium. Additionally, the plant is resistant to lodging, which helps preserve yield and facilitates harvest. Drought and cold resistance are rated at 9 points, confirming the variety's adaptability to various climatic conditions.

Growing Syndicate corn does not require complex care and is suitable for cultivation on soils of various types. The seed material does not require pre-sowing treatment, simplifying planting preparation. For successful cultivation, seeds should be sown at a depth of 3-4 cm with a spacing of 50-80 cm between plants, and different varieties should be kept apart to prevent cross-pollination. Harvesting should be conducted when the kernels become soft and acquire a light yellow color, ensuring high quality and flavor characteristics of the product.