TK 195

Corn hybrid TK 195 belongs to the FAO 230 group and is characterized by high yield, reaching 80-120 centners per hectare. It features low moisture at harvest, facilitating harvesting, as well as good resistance to lodging and high drought tolerance. The ears mature on green stalks, indicating a long vegetative period and plant resilience to adverse conditions.

A distinctive feature of the hybrid is its strong stalk and robust root system, providing reliable support and resistance to external influences. The ears contain a significant number of rows — from 16 to 18 — contributing to high genetic yield potential. The kernels are dent-type, large, with a 1000-kernel weight ranging from 300-315 grams. The grain contains high levels of starch (70-73%), protein (9.2-9.5%), and oil (3.5-3.8%), making it valuable for various uses.

The hybrid exhibits high tolerance to Fusarium and other diseases, enhancing cultivation reliability. It demonstrates good ecological plasticity and adaptability to various growing conditions. With adequate water and nutrient supply, a second ear of equal quality to the first may form. The recommended planting rate is 60-65 thousand seeds per hectare, optimal for achieving maximum productivity.