Tessali — a mid-season spring hybrid corn with dent kernel type, developed by Kossad Semans. Plants reach stalk lengths of up to 245 cm, with ear attachment height around 105 cm. The hybrid is trihybrid, with 18 and 28 kernels per row. The 1000-seed weight is 269 g, indicating good seed density and quality. The hybrid’s yield potential reaches 129.5 c/ha, making it a high-yielding choice for cultivation.
The Tessali hybrid is distinguished by high resistance to various diseases and adverse conditions. It exhibits resistance to early lodging and lodging at harvest, as well as to diseases such as helminthosporiosis and common rust, with resistance ratings of 7 to 9 points. Additionally, the corn demonstrates good cold tolerance and rapid water release, facilitating successful cultivation under diverse climatic conditions. The hybrid is adapted to both dry and humid zones, with recommended planting density ranging from 65 to 80 thousand seeds per hectare depending on moisture levels.
Tessali is suitable for both grain and silage production, expanding its application potential in agriculture. Thanks to its combination of high yield, disease resistance, and adaptability to weather conditions, this hybrid ensures stable and high-quality results in cultivation. It is recommended for use in various regions with different climatic characteristics, confirming its versatility and reliability.
