Maize UNI4210

The UNI4210 corn hybrid is a mid-late silage variety with a dent kernel type and high yield potential. Plants reach a height of 275 to 350 cm, with ear attachment height from 95 to 110 cm. The ear forms 16 to 20 rows of kernels, with 35 to 45 kernels per row, resulting in a total kernel count per ear of 560 to 770. The plant type is semi-erect, which contributes to good lodging resistance and mechanical durability.

UNI4210 is distinguished by its high starch content in the kernels, making it especially valuable for silage use. The hybrid exhibits high resistance to Fusarium, head rot, root and stalk lodging, as well as good cold and drought tolerance. These characteristics ensure the hybrid's stability and adaptability under various climatic conditions, as evidenced by green mass yields at 70% moisture exceeding 70 t/ha in various regions.

UNI4210 is recommended for cultivation in forest-steppe, Polissia, and steppe zones with adequate but unstable moisture. The optimal soil temperature for planting is not less than 9°C. The recommended planting density varies from 55 to 65 thousand plants per hectare under unstable moisture and 65 to 70 thousand under adequate moisture. Thanks to its agronomic traits and high productivity, the UNI4210 hybrid is a reliable choice for producing high-quality silage.