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Pioneer P9889 AQ

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Pioneer P9889 AQ — середньопізній (ФАО 380) зубоподібний гібрид кукурудзи лінійки Optimum AQUAmax із відмінною посухостійкістю та швидкою віддачею вологи.

Main advantages

  • AQUAmax drought tolerance — thrives on limited moisture
  • Excellent moisture release — faster field drydown
  • Stalk lodging resistance — stands firm to harvest
  • Dent grain, high starch — strong grain and ethanol value
  • Helminthosporium tolerance — cleaner late-season leaves

About this product

Pioneer P9889 AQ

Pioneer P9889 AQ is a single-cross grain corn hybrid with a medium-late maturity (FAO 380) and a dent grain type. The hybrid belongs to the Optimum AQUAmax line and is created for the most efficient use of available moisture, delivering excellent drought tolerance and fast grain moisture release. The plant carries its ear high, resists stalk lodging, and produces grain with high test weight and high starch content, suited to grain and alcohol. The hybrid tolerates helminthosporiosis well and suits monoculture and minimum-tillage systems.

At a glance

Agronomic profile

FAO

380

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

End use

Grain

What the crop is grown for

GroupMedium Late

Application

Rates, windows, expected results

Sowing rate
55,000–65,000 plants/ha (55–60k under moisture stress; 60–65k with adequate moisture)
Window
Optimum spring sowing window (early and late sowing not recommended); suited to moisture-limited zones, monoculture and minimum tillage
Compatible crops
Corn

Full specifications

Every field from the manufacturer

Maturity
Medium Late
Use
Grain
FAO number
380
Disease resistance
smut 6/9, helminthosporium good
End use
Grain
Crop
Maize
Grain type
Dent
Hybrid
Yes
Technology
Optimum AQUAmax

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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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