The corn hybrid Tetrasil is a new universal hybrid developed by scientists of the All-Russian Research Institute of Plant Growing named after N.I. Vavilov. It possesses a tetraploid genome, ensuring high grain yield and improved nutritional properties. Due to these characteristics, Tetrasil is suitable for both grain production and silage use, making it a versatile solution for agricultural producers.
The high productivity of this hybrid is achieved through a unique genetic composition that has no analogs in global practice. This allows effective use of Tetrasil in various climatic and soil conditions, ensuring a stable and high-quality harvest. The hybrid has undergone testing on fields of the VIR branch, where it confirmed its outstanding performance.
Tetrasil not only boasts high yield but also improved nutritional qualities of the grain, which is important for animal feed and food production. Its versatility and reliability make it a promising choice for farmers aiming to enhance production efficiency and final product quality.
