PORTILE

Corn PORTILE is a high-quality agricultural crop that occupies one of the leading positions in the global agro-industrial complex. This medium-early dent type variety with FAO index 280 is characterized by high yield and is adapted for cultivation in steppe and forest-steppe zones. Plants reach a height of 230-250 cm, have 16-17 leaves, and the ear length is 25-26 cm. The ear attachment height is within 90-95 cm, facilitating harvest convenience. The thousand-grain weight varies from 280 to 290 grams, and the grain yield reaches 84-85%, indicating high productivity of the variety. PORTILE exhibits high stem strength and resistance to major diseases and pests, significantly reducing yield losses and enhancing quality. The variety demonstrates good cold and drought tolerance, enabling successful cultivation under various climatic conditions. The initial plant growth is rapid, promoting timely development and grain formation. Seed protection is provided by the two-component fungicidal treatment "Inshur Perform", ensuring effective disease control and improved germination. Corn PORTILE is widely used in both food and feed industries. The grains of this variety are suitable for producing grit and other food products, while the stalks serve as valuable vitamin-rich animal feed, helping reduce disease risk. Due to its characteristics and qualities, PORTILE is a reliable choice for farmers aiming for high yield and product quality.