Warhol

Warhol is a simple medium-maturing hybrid of sweet corn with high yield potential and dent-type grain. The medium-sized ear has a well-pollinated tip, which contributes to high-quality kernel formation. The hybrid is characterized by early flowering, allowing effective use of the vegetation period and stable yields.

One of the key features of Warhol is its high drought and lodging resistance, including both root and stem lodging. This makes the hybrid a reliable choice for cultivation in various climatic conditions, including regions with limited moisture. In addition, Warhol has high grain purity, which positively affects its quality characteristics and market appeal.

The hybrid is suitable for minimal soil tillage and can be grown in monoculture, simplifying agronomic practices. Warhol demonstrates good resistance to major corn diseases such as gray leaf spot, stalk and ear fusarium, helminthosporiosis, and stalk rot. Initial growth energy and cold tolerance are rated at 7 points, drought resistance at 8 points, and water utilization efficiency at 9 points, indicating its adaptability and stability under various growing conditions.