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Goverla MV
Corn
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FAO
90–1240
Ripening
120-140 days
Hybrid Type
Simple Hybrid
Use Direction
Grain
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The hybrid maize Goverla MV belongs to the mid-early maturity group with a vegetation period corresponding to FAO group 310. This means the plant has an optimal maturation time, allowing efficient use in various climatic conditions, especially when planted early. The hybrid is characterized by high potential yield, reaching 11 to 13.5 tons per hectare, making it attractive to agricultural producer…
FAO
90–1240
Ripening
120-140 days
Hybrid Type
Simple Hybrid
Use Direction
Grain
Description
The hybrid maize Goverla MV belongs to the mid-early maturity group with a vegetation period corresponding to FAO group 310. This means the plant has an optimal maturation time, allowing efficient use in various climatic conditions, especially when planted early. The hybrid is characterized by high potential yield, reaching 11 to 13.5 tons per hectare, making it attractive to agricultural producers aiming for maximum productivity.
Goverla MV seeds are supplied in packages of 80,000 units and undergo special treatment, ensuring good germination and plant resistance. One of the key features of this hybrid is its ability to deliver satisfactory results even under low soil nutrient levels. Additionally, the hybrid exhibits rapid water release, reducing risks associated with drought conditions during flowering and promoting stable yield formation.
The hybrid Goverla MV is recommended for cultivation in moderate climate regions, where proper planting timing is crucial to minimize adverse effects of weather factors. Thanks to its adaptive qualities and high yield, this hybrid is a reliable choice for farmers seeking efficient and sustainable maize production.
Goverla MV seeds are supplied in packages of 80,000 units and undergo special treatment, ensuring good germination and plant resistance. One of the key features of this hybrid is its ability to deliver satisfactory results even under low soil nutrient levels. Additionally, the hybrid exhibits rapid water release, reducing risks associated with drought conditions during flowering and promoting stable yield formation.
The hybrid Goverla MV is recommended for cultivation in moderate climate regions, where proper planting timing is crucial to minimize adverse effects of weather factors. Thanks to its adaptive qualities and high yield, this hybrid is a reliable choice for farmers seeking efficient and sustainable maize production.
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FAO
FAO
Corn hybrids are classified by maturity groups and by the FAO number. All corn hybrids are distributed according to the FAO scale. Under Central European conditions, a difference of 10 FAO units between hybrids results in a 1-2 day difference in their maturity. The higher the FAO... |
90–1240 |
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| Ripening | 120-140 days |
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Use Direction
Use Direction
Dual-purpose hybrids: for silage and grain in all growing regions. These are "stay-green" type hybrids, meaning the plants remain green for a longer period. However, this does not affect the sugar, cellulose, and hemicellulose content, nor the degree of lignification of the plant... |
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Recommended Density
Recommended Density
Optimal productivity is achieved at a planting density of 4000-5500 plants/ha. Possible planting scheme: 300-500x40-80 cm. |
80-85 thousand pcs/ha |
| Catalog | Catalog → Corn |
| Originator | NSC Institute of Agriculture NAAS |
| Country | Ukraine |
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