MAS 47 P

Consistency that you can rely on

When you start the season with MAS 47 P, you know exactly what to expect. As a farmer, I value consistency above all else, and this Mas Seeds hybrid delivers exactly that. French breeding technology really shows here: it is a robust crop that doesn't cause unnecessary stress during the growing season.

Field health and disease resistance

What truly stands out is the crop's phytosanitary resilience. I have worked on fields where the disease pressure was far from ideal, but issues like common smut, head smut, or Fusarium ear rot were never a dealbreaker for this hybrid. This saves a significant amount of money on fungicides. Fewer spray runs mean less soil compaction and more time for other critical farm operations.

Versatility for any farm strategy

This is a true all-rounder. With a maturity rating of FAO 90–1240, this mid-to-late hybrid performs exceptionally well whether you are harvesting for grain or silage. The dent-type grain threshes cleanly, and I’ve never faced significant moisture issues during harvest. This versatility is a huge advantage: if the price of grain is low, you can shift your strategy towards high-quality silage or starch production.

Operational advantages

• High yield potential with consistent stand establishment.
• Strong stalk strength which makes harvesting much smoother and reduces losses.
• Excellent silage quality: livestock digest it well, resulting in high productivity.
• Reliable performance across various soil types, provided standard agronomic practices are followed.

Working with MAS 47 P is a straightforward experience. It’s a hybrid that rewards good management and provides a solid, predictable return at the scale. If you are looking for a reliable workhorse for your farm, this is it.