Subotivskiy 190 SV

Field Experience with «Subotivskyi 190 SV»

For an agronomist managing corn production, selecting a hybrid is about balancing yield potential with operational safety. Developed by the Institute of Plant Physiology and Genetics of the NAS of Ukraine, «Subotivskyi 190 SV» stands out for its predictability. As an operator, you are dealing with a simple hybrid that doesn't require complex management protocols but delivers high technical performance in the field.

Operational Performance

With a maturity period of 90–100 days, this hybrid is a strategic asset for scheduling your harvest season. You gain clarity on your operational timeline, allowing for efficient allocation of machinery. The flint-type grain ensures high durability during transportation and handling, which is a significant advantage when minimizing grain losses during processing.

Resilience and Pest Management

The operational reliability of this hybrid is backed by its strong resistance to common agricultural challenges. In practice, this translates into lower maintenance costs and higher crop stability:

• Resistance to Fusarium and stalk rots: ensures the crop remains upright, simplifying harvest logistics and ensuring high grain quality.
• Tolerance to common smut: the plant maintains productivity even under environmental stress.
• Resistance to the European corn borer: the hybrid handles pest pressure effectively, reducing the need for emergency insecticide applications.

In the field, «Subotivskyi 190 SV» performs as a workhorse, fully adapted to local climatic conditions. It is an optimal choice for producers who prioritize consistent grain yield with controlled input costs and minimal risk at the end of the season.