VORONEZH 130 MV

Voronezh 130 MV is an early-maturing corn hybrid belonging to the very early maturity group. Plants of this variety are low-growing, with a height ranging from 210 to 240 cm, which facilitates cultivation under various climatic conditions. The ear is attached at a height of 80-90 cm, and the kernels have an intermediate shape, closer to flint, with yellow-orange seed color. The hybrid features reduced grain moisture at harvest, which contributes to more efficient and rapid harvest operations.

The Voronezh 130 MV variety exhibits high cold resistance and broad adaptability for use. It demonstrates average grain yield and high normalized dry matter yield of silage mass, as well as good dry matter content. These characteristics make it popular across various regions, including the Northwestern, Central, Volga-Vyatka, West Siberian, and East Siberian regions.

The hybrid was developed by scientists from the All-Russian Research Institute of Corn and LLC "AgroHybrid" to meet high requirements for productivity and quality of forage mass. Voronezh 130 MV is widely used in livestock farming to obtain high-quality grain feed, which contributes to improved animal nutrition and increased productivity.