Maize Jakleen

French Breeding Excellence for Modern Farming

The «Jacqueslin» hybrid, developed by the industry leader Limagrain, represents a pinnacle of French agricultural engineering. Designed for producers who prioritize both early maturity and yield stability, this hybrid has earned its place in the market by offering a reliable performance profile across diverse European climatic zones.

Technical Specifications and Market Positioning

As a single-cross hybrid with flint-dent grain type, «Jacqueslin» is highly versatile. With a maturity cycle of 90–100 days (FAO 90–1240), it fits perfectly into operations that require rapid moisture release and flexible harvesting windows, whether for grain or silage production.

• Robust Disease Resistance: One of the standout features of this hybrid is its genetic resilience. It provides strong protection against common maize pathogens, including boil smut, fusarium, and onion stalk smut. This robust health profile helps reduce the dependency on intensive fungicide programs.
• Performance under Stress: The hybrid is engineered for stability, maintaining high performance levels across varying soil types and seasonal fluctuations.

Optimal Seeding Densities

To extract the full yield potential, proper stand density is paramount. Depending on the specific growing conditions of the field, the following plant population densities are recommended at harvest:

• Intensive cultivation / Optimal conditions: 70,000–75,000 plants/ha.
• Moisture-limited environments: 60,000–65,000 plants/ha.

Choosing «Jacqueslin» means choosing a proven genetics package that delivers consistent results. Its combination of early-season vigor and harvest-time efficiency makes it an indispensable asset for modern grain and forage producers.