VESLI

Corn hybrid VESLI is a mid-early variety with a cream-colored, dent-type kernel, intended for grain production. Plants reach an average height of 281-365 cm, forming attractive and regularly shaped ears with a well-developed basal part. Each ear contains 14-16 rows of kernels, with 35-40 kernels per row, and the 1000-kernel weight is approximately 312 grams, indicating high kernel quality and density.

This hybrid is distinguished by high plasticity and wide geographical adaptability, allowing successful cultivation under various climatic conditions. VESLI exhibits high drought tolerance and good water shedding, ensuring stable yields even under limited moisture. Recommended planting density varies depending on the cultivation zone: 75-85 thousand plants per hectare in well-watered areas, and 45-55 thousand plants per hectare in drought-prone regions.

Moreover, corn VESLI is characterized by resistance to several diseases and stress factors, including common smut, Fusarium, and lodging, which enhances harvest reliability. The high starch content in the kernels makes this variety especially valuable for grain production. Due to its characteristics and adaptability, VESLI is an excellent choice for farmers aiming to obtain a stable and high-quality corn harvest.