Maize ZP 341

Serbian breeding for stable yields

The ZP 341 maize hybrid from the Serbian Maize Research Institute Zemun Polje is a classic choice for farmers focused on grain production with high adaptability to challenging climatic conditions. Developed by experts at the Zemun Polje Institute, this material has undergone years of field testing across Eastern Europe, establishing itself as a reliable tool for both medium and large-scale agricultural operations.

Agronomic indicators and protection

The key feature of ZP 341 is its genetic resistance to critical diseases that annually reduce yield potential. The hybrid demonstrates high tolerance to stalk rot and boil smut, as well as various types of rots. This reduces the need for heavy pesticide application while maintaining stalk integrity until harvest, which is crucial for preventing lodging.

Cultivation recommendations

• Vegetation period: 120–140 days, classifying the hybrid in the medium-late maturity group.
• Planting density: Depending on the moisture availability of the site, it is recommended to maintain a density of 55,000–60,000 plants/ha (in water-scarce conditions) up to 65,000–70,000 plants/ha (with optimal moisture).
• Usage: Primarily for grain production.

ZP 341 from the Maize Research Institute Zemun Polje is a rational solution for farmers seeking a balance between plant biological protection and predictable productivity under traditional cultivation technologies.