Maize TITUL MV

TITUL MV is a high-yielding corn (Zea mays L.) hybrid designed for cultivation under various climatic conditions. This hybrid belongs to the mid-early maturity group with a vegetative period of about 107 days and is suitable for both grain and silage production. The plants are tall with broad leaves, promoting good photosynthesis and development. The seeds have a 1000-seed weight ranging from 270–290 g, indicating high energy content and quality seed material.

The hybrid exhibits resistance to lodging and several diseases, including stalk rot and bacterial blight, ensuring stable yields even under adverse conditions. TITUL MV is adapted for early planting and cold spring temperatures, expanding the planting window and enhancing agronomic flexibility. The plant type is 'stay green', meaning it retains green mass until late growth stages, improving silage and grain quality.

The ears have a weakly conical shape of medium length and diameter, ranging from thin to medium, with cream-colored kernels having an orange hue. Average yields across regions reach 122.8 c/ha, with a maximum of 355.7 c/ha, confirming the hybrid’s high productivity. Silage dry matter content is around 30%, which is optimal for animal feeding. TITUL MV is a reliable choice for farmers seeking a stable and high-quality corn harvest.