Maize UNI3313

Stable Grain Yields with the UNI3313 Hybrid

In modern farming, choosing a corn hybrid is always about balancing yield potential with pathogen resistance. UNI3313 from North American Plant Genetics (originator Eric Rvan) is a dent-type corn designed specifically for high-quality grain production. With a growing season of 120–140 days, the hybrid reaches its genetic potential efficiently in regions that require reliable dry-down by harvest time.

Phytosanitary Resistance for Profitability

A standout feature of UNI3313 is its resistance to diseases that annually threaten commodity grain quality. North American Plant Genetics has bred this hybrid with robust resistance to common smut. Furthermore, field performance demonstrates high efficacy against Fusarium and onion stalk smut, which is critical in intensive farming systems where high infection pressure can undermine investments in fertilizers and crop protection products.

Agronomic Sowing Recommendations

To achieve the target yield, it is essential to adjust planting density based on moisture availability:

• Under well-irrigated or high-moisture conditions, the recommended density is 70,000–80,000 plants per hectare. This allows the crop to maximize soil potential and ensure optimal canopy light interception.
• In drier regions or under extensive cultivation practices, a density of 50,000–60,000 plants/ha is recommended to reduce competition for soil moisture during critical development stages.

UNI3313 offers a reliable technological solution for farms prioritizing high-quality grain and resilience against major fungal threats while ensuring a predictable production cycle.