LF 1941 X LF 1944

French breeding for stable yields

When it comes to corn hybrids, farmers seek the perfect balance between maturity speed and yield potential. LFR 1941 X LFR 1944 from Mas Seeds is the answer for those looking for a high-quality outcome without fear of extreme weather conditions. As a product of the French breeding school, this hybrid is designed for intensive farming practices.

Why choose this hybrid?

• Flint corn as a quality guarantee: The yellow-orange color and flint grain structure ensure high grain density and quality. This is crucial for operations focused on livestock (where nutritional value is paramount) and processing into grits.
• Mid-early maturity: The vegetation cycle allows for harvesting at optimal times, minimizing drying costs, which is a significant competitive advantage in today's economic climate.
• Genetic potential: The French heritage of Mas Seeds shines through in the hybrid's high stress resistance. It shows stable development even when rainfall patterns are erratic during critical growth phases.

Who is this solution for?

LFR 1941 X LFR 1944 is an optimal choice for farms in moderate climate zones. It is preferred by those who rely on predictability: you know exactly when harvest begins and what yield per hectare to expect. Unlike late-maturing, tall varieties, it does not require an extended warm season, reducing the risk of yield loss due to early autumn chills.

The potential drawback of this hybrid lies in its intensity requirements: it is highly responsive to fertilizers and demands strict adherence to seeding density according to the manufacturer's recommendations. If you follow an extensive "plant and forget" approach, the full potential of this hybrid may not be realized.