Limagrain corn seed Hermeen

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Hermeen

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Hermeen is a mid-early maize hybrid from Limagrain, FAO 280, with flint-dent grain, for grain or silage; the maker cites high grain quality for pig feeding.

Main advantages

  • High starch and alcohol yield — maker's data
  • Protein and lysine for pigs — maker's data
  • Lodging and drought 9 of 9 — maker's score
  • Fusarium and smut 9 of 9 — maker's score
  • Early vigour 8 of 9 — maker's score

Overview

About this product

Hermeen is a mid-early maize hybrid, FAO 280, with flint-dent grain and a stay-green plant. The maker states high starch content, high alcohol yield and high grain quality for feeding pigs (protein, lysine); dual use for grain and silage is possible.

The ear has 16–18 rows of 31–35 kernels, 1000-seed weight 260–330 g. Maker's scores on a scale up to 9: fusarium 9, common smut 9, lodging resistance 9, drought tolerance 9, early vigour 8.

It is recommended for the Forest-Steppe, Steppe and southern Polissia.

Specifications

Agronomic profile

BrandLimagrain
Grain typeflint-dent
FAO number280
MaturityMedium Early
Growing zonesForest-Steppe, Steppe, southern Polissia
Usegrain; dual use as grain/silage
Drought tolerance9 / 9 (maker's score); excellent drought and stress tolerance (per the maker)
Lodging resistance9 / 9 (maker's score)
Dry-down7 / 9 (maker's score)
Early vigour8 / 9 (maker's score)
Disease resistancefusarium 9 / 9; common smut 9 / 9 (maker's score)
Seeding rate65–85 thousand seeds/ha (sufficient moisture); 55–65 thousand seeds/ha (insufficient); 45–55 thousand seeds/ha (dry zone)
Thousand-seed weight260–330 g
Other factsPlant type: stay-green; Kernel rows per ear: 16–18; Kernels per row: 31–35; Grain yield potential within the maturity group: 8 / 9 (maker's score); Starch: high content; Alcohol yield: high

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Questions & answers

What farmers ask most

  • Optimal sowing depends on crop, zone, and seasonal weather. Winter wheat in the Forest-Steppe: Sep 10–25. Corn: when soil is stable at +10°C at 10 cm depth. See the 12-month sowing calendar on the adam.ua blog.

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