TIADOR

Tiador is a simple interline hybrid of corn for grain, developed using the best achievements of foreign selection. It belongs to the medium-early maturity group with a vegetation period of 115-120 days and is characterized by dent-type grain. The ear attachment height is 100-110 cm, and the 1000-grain weight reaches 370 grams. The FAO of the hybrid is 360, indicating its high productivity and adaptability.

The Tiador hybrid is distinguished by high cold and frost resistance, allowing it to be successfully grown in all climatic zones of Ukraine, including cooler regions. It demonstrates intensive early growth and excellent compensatory ability under sparse planting. Additionally, Tiador is resistant to lodging and drought, ensuring stable yields even under adverse weather conditions.

The potential grain yield of the hybrid is 120-150 centners per hectare, achieved due to its long vegetation period and high ecological plasticity. Tiador is also tolerant to diseases such as gray and blister rust, gummy sporosis, and resistant to corn borer. Excellent grain moisture release facilitates timely harvest and improves grain quality.