Veritis

Veritis is a medium-early hybrid corn of the silico-toothed type with FAO number 210, combining high yield potential with stability. The plant has a medium height with ear attachment height around 129 cm, facilitating harvesting. The 1000-seed weight ranges from 250 to 320 grams, and the number of kernels per row reaches 28, with row numbers ranging from 14 to 16. The hybrid is suitable for grain and silage production, making it a versatile choice for agricultural operations. Veritis exhibits good resistance to a range of diseases, including fusarium and southern helminthosporium, contributing to yield preservation and reduced losses. However, it is susceptible to common smut, ear fusarium, and corn borer, requiring attention during agronomic practices. The hybrid quickly sheds moisture, simplifying grain drying and storage. Average yield of Veritis varies by growing region and ranges approximately from 42.5 to 63.2 c/ha, confirming its adaptability to different climatic conditions. Seeds are supplied in professional packaging, ensuring quality and preservation. Due to its characteristics and disease resistance, Veritis is a reliable choice for farmers seeking high and stable corn yields.