Pioneer·Cereals
P92919 AQ
P92919 AQ is a mid-late dent maize hybrid from Pioneer with Optimum AQUAmax technology, FAO 350, for grain, alcohol, starch, silage and biogas, with drought tolerance rated excellent by the maker.
Main advantages
- Optimum AQUAmax technology — efficient use of moisture
- Dry-down — excellent, by the maker's score
- Drought tolerance — excellent, by the maker's score
- Late harvest — suitable, per the maker
- Minimum tillage — suitable, per the maker
Overview
About this product
A mid-late single-cross maize hybrid with dent grain, FAO 350, for grain, alcohol, starch, silage and biogas. The AQ label stands for Optimum AQUAmax technology.
The maker rates dry-down and drought tolerance as excellent, and smut resistance at 6 out of 9. The plant is of medium height, with optimal ear placement.
It can be sown at early and optimal dates, but not at late dates; late harvest suits it. Plant density at harvest: 65–70 thousand plants/ha with sufficient moisture and 60–65 thousand with insufficient moisture.
Specifications
Agronomic profile
| Brand | Pioneer |
|---|---|
| Type | single-cross hybrid |
| Grain type | dent |
| FAO number | 350 |
| Maturity | Medium Late |
| Use | grain, alcohol, starch, silage, biogas |
| Drought tolerance | excellent |
| Sowing time | early: recommended; optimal: recommended; late: not recommended |
| Dry-down | dry-down excellent |
| Early vigour | good early vigour (maker's data) |
| Plant height | medium-height plant with optimal ear placement |
| Disease resistance | smut resistance 6/9 |
| Tillage | minimum tillage: yes |
| Plant density, good moisture | 65–70 thousand plants/ha (plant density at harvest) |
| Plant density, low moisture | 60–65 thousand plants/ha (plant density at harvest) |
| Other facts | Suitability for late harvest: yes; AQ: Optimum AQUAmax technology |
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Questions & answers
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- 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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