Sweet Corn DRIVER

Driver F1 — a hybrid super-sweet sweet corn, developed by Clause (France) and Harris Moran. This variety has a medium maturity period of 74 to 79 days, allowing it to be grown successfully in open ground. The plant reaches a height of about 210 cm and produces two full ears, each 24–27 cm long and 5.5–6 cm in diameter. The ears are pale yellow or bright yellow, with 18–20 rows of kernels, ensuring high yield and attractive appearance.

Driver F1 corn has an extremely sweet taste due to its high SH2 sugar content, making it popular both for fresh markets and processing. The hybrid is resistant to many major diseases, increasing cultivation reliability and product quality. Seeds are supplied in packages of 5,000 and can be sown either directly into warmed soil or through seedling trays.

This corn variety is ideal for farmers seeking a high-quality product with excellent taste and attractive appearance. Its versatility, strong plant structure, and stable yield make Driver F1 a profitable choice for commercial cultivation and sales.