RAGT corn seed RGT Tekksiia

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RGT Tekksiia

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RGT Tekksiia — a new mid-season intensive-type RAGT maize hybrid, FAO 350, for grain; dry-down, early vigour and cold tolerance 9/9 (maker's score).

Main advantages

  • Dry-down 9/9 — maker's score
  • Early vigour 9/9 — maker's score
  • Cold tolerance 9/9 — maker's score
  • Mineral nutrition 9/9 — intensive type, per the maker
  • Density 70–75 thousand/ha — with adequate moisture

Overview

About this product

The maker presents RGT Tekksiia, a mid-season maize hybrid (FAO 350), as a new intensive-type release with fast dry-down. It is intended for grain; the kernel is dent, the plant is taller than average and the hybrid type is CLASSIC.

Maker's scores (1–9 scale)

dry-down, early vigour, cold tolerance and mineral nutrition level
9
drought tolerance, fusarium resistance, monoculture, minimum tillage and no-till
8

Density at harvest is 70–75 thousand plants/ha with adequate moisture, 65–70 with medium, 60–65 with insufficient, 45–55 in the drought zone.

Specifications

Agronomic profile

BrandRAGT
TypeCLASSIC
Grain typedent
FAO number350
MaturityMedium
Registered zonesSteppe, Forest-Steppe
Usegrain
Drought tolerance8/9 (maker's score)
Sowing timeearly-optimal, optimal and late-optimal (recommended by the maker)
Dry-down9/9 (maker's score)
Early vigour9/9 (maker's score)
Plant heighttaller than average
Disease resistancefusarium resistance 8/9 (maker's score)
Tillageminimum 8/9, no-till 8/9 (maker's score)
Monoculture8/9 (maker's score)
Plant density, good moisture70–75 thousand plants/ha at harvest (adequate moisture zone)
Plant density, unstable moisture65–70 thousand plants/ha at harvest (medium moisture zone)
Plant density, low moisture60–65 thousand plants/ha at harvest (insufficient moisture zone)
Other factsDensity at harvest in the drought zone: 45–55 thousand plants/ha; Cold tolerance: 9/9 (maker's score); Suitability for late harvest: 8/9 (maker's score); Mineral nutrition level: 9/9 (maker's score)

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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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