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Pioneer P9367

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Середньостиглий зубовидний гібрид кукурудзи (ФАО 310) з відмінною посухостійкістю та швидкою віддачею вологи; на зерно, силос, біогаз.

Main advantages

  • Excellent drought tolerance — steady yield under stress
  • Fast grain dry-down — earlier, lower-cost harvest
  • Good lodging tolerance — stands for late harvest
  • Excellent for monoculture — reliable continuous corn
  • Adaptive medium-maturity hybrid — broad zone fit

About this product

Pioneer P9367

Pioneer P9367 is a single-cross corn hybrid with an FAO rating of 310, placing it in the medium-maturity group. It produces dent-type grain suited to grain, starch, alcohol, silage, and biogas end uses. The compact plant offers excellent drought tolerance, fast grain moisture release, and good resistance to stem and root lodging. Adaptive and stress-tolerant, it performs reliably in monoculture, minimum-tillage systems, and late harvesting across a broad growing zone.

At a glance

Agronomic profile

FAO

310

FAO maturity-group index. Higher number = later group.

End use

Grain · Silage

What the crop is grown for

GroupMedium

Application

Rates, windows, expected results

Sowing rate
60,000–70,000 plants/ha at harvest — 65–70K under adequate moisture, 60–65K under drought stress
Window
Recommended for early and optimal sowing dates; medium-maturity adaptive hybrid for a broad growing zone
Compatible crops
Corn

Full specifications

Every field from the manufacturer

Maturity
Medium
Use
Grain
FAO number
310
Disease resistance
smut 6/9
End use
Grain, Silage
Crop
Maize
drought_tolerance_rating
Excellent
Grain type
Dent
Hybrid
Yes
late_harvest_suitable
Yes
lodging_tolerance
good (stalk & root)
min_tillage_suitable
Yes
Moisture release
Excellent
monoculture_suitability
Excellent

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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 at /blog/practice/seasonal-planning.

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