Sweet Corn Noa

Noa F1 corn is an early super-sweet SH2 hybrid corn developed by Dutch companies Hazera and Pop Vriend Seeds. The vegetation period is 70-73 days, allowing for a quick harvest. The plant is strong and tall, reaching a height of 1.8-1.95 meters, with the first ear located at about 70 cm. Cylindrical ears, 20-22 cm long and up to 5.5 cm in diameter, contain 16-18 dense rows of yellow kernels with high sugar content — from 20% to over 25%, as well as significant amounts of vitamins and microelements. Noa F1 hybrid is distinguished by high yield — on average 25-27 tons per hectare, making it competitive in the market. It exhibits excellent resistance to adverse growing conditions, including heat and drought, as well as to several diseases such as bacterial wilting, gray and brown spot, and southern gummy disease. Thanks to its good self-pollination and adaptability, the hybrid consistently forms high-quality ears even under challenging climatic conditions. Noa F1 corn is intended for fresh market sale and processing. The ears withstand transportation well and can be stored for more than two weeks after harvest, ensuring logistical convenience and product quality preservation. The recommended planting rate is approximately 50,000 seeds per hectare, with a planting depth of 2.5-3 cm and a row spacing of 75 cm and 25 cm between plants within the row. These features make Noa F1 an optimal choice for farmers aiming to obtain a high and stable yield of sweet corn with excellent taste qualities.