СТЕПОВА corn seed Cleons

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Cleons

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Cleons — a drought-tolerant Stepova maize hybrid, FAO 290, for grain and silage, with a yield potential of 200 dt/ha and fast dry-down per the maker's data.

Main advantages

  • Fast dry-down — maker's data
  • Potential 200 dt/ha — maker's data
  • Shelling percentage 81% — maker's data
  • Drought-tolerant hybrid — per the maker
  • Plants resistant to lodging — per the maker

Overview

About this product

A maize hybrid, FAO 290, for grain and silage, for sowing at optimal dates. Yield potential is 200 dt/ha and shelling percentage 81%.

The maker notes fast dry-down, drought tolerance, tolerance to the main diseases and pests, and lodging-resistant plants. Plants are 280 cm tall, with an ear height of 120 cm.

The ear has 16–18 rows of 44 kernels, and 1000-kernel weight is 310 g. Stand density before harvest is 65–70 thousand plants/ha with sufficient moisture, 55–60 thousand with medium moisture and 50–55 thousand with low moisture.

Specifications

Agronomic profile

BrandСТЕПОВА
FAO number290
Registered zonesSteppe, Forest-Steppe
Usegrain, silage
Drought tolerancedrought-tolerant hybrid (maker's text)
Sowing timeoptimal
Yieldpotential 200 dt/ha
Lodging resistanceplants resistant to lodging (maker's text)
Dry-downfast dry-down (maker's text)
Plant height280 cm
Disease resistancehigh tolerance to the main diseases and pests (maker's text)
Plant density, good moisture65–70 thousand plants/ha before harvest
Plant density, unstable moisture55–60 thousand plants/ha before harvest (medium moisture)
Plant density, low moisture50–55 thousand plants/ha before harvest
Thousand-seed weight310 g
Other factsEar height: 120 cm; Kernel rows per ear: 16–18; Kernels per row: 44; Kernel type: dent; Shelling percentage: 81%

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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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