Corn Vezelka M is a mid-early hybrid with universal use, suitable for cultivation in various climatic zones, including steppe, forest-steppe, and polye. The plant is tall, reaching 230-240 cm, with well-developed leaf apparatus and high resistance to cold and drought. The hybrid is resistant to diseases such as common rust, as well as stem and vegetative lodging, ensuring stable yields under adverse conditions. The lower ear attachment height is 85-95 cm, and ear length reaches 21-23 cm, with a cylindrical shape and 16 rows of kernels. Corn Vezelka M kernels have a yellow-orange color, a tooth-shaped elongated form with a powdery layer and a characteristic depression at the top. The 1000-kernel weight varies from 280 to 300 g, and the grain yield reaches 81-82%. The hybrid is well-filled, especially the top of the ear, which contributes to high productivity. The recommended pre-harvest plant density is 80-90 thousand plants per hectare in forest-steppe and polye zones, and 50-80 thousand in steppe zones. Due to its characteristics, Vezelka M is suitable for both grain and silage use. A distinctive feature of the hybrid is its remontancy and high adaptability to various soil-climatic conditions, making it popular among agricultural producers. High cold and drought resistance allows successful cultivation in regions with variable climates. Vezelka M is characterized by stable productivity and grain quality, ensuring its universal application in food industry and feed production.
