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Maize Barington Fao 260

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50,000 seeds
€208.00€260.00Halloween −20%
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Description

BARINGTON MAIZE SEEDS:

PACKAGING: 50 thousand seeds

MANUFACTURER: Argenta Seeds

BARINGTON MAIZE - VARIETY FEATURES:

purpose: grain

Barington is an early grain variety, valued for its exceptional versatility and ability to yield even in challenging conditions. It performs excellently on poorer, dry soils and in stressful situations where other varieties often fail. It is characterised by high health, growth stability, and impressive yield potential.

Main advantages of the Barington variety:

Crop versatility – performs well on most soil types, except cold and excessively wet sites.

Drought resistance – high tolerance to water shortages ensures a reliable yield even in dry seasons.

Excellent health – resistant to common smut and fusarium, significantly reducing losses.

High productivity – stands out with above-average yield potential in difficult soil conditions.

Variety characteristics:

Maturity: early

Grain type: Dent

Cob type: flex

Plant height: tall

Number of rows on the cob: 14–18

Number of grains per row: 32–40

1000 grain weight (MTZ): 310–325 g

Grain density: 65–68 kg/hl

Agronomic traits (1–9)

Initial development: 5

Stress tolerance: 8

Plant height: 7

Stay Green: 1

Cold tolerance: 5

Lodging resistance: 8

Stem rot: 7

Cob fusarium: 8

Helminthosporium: 6

Grain yield: 8

1000 grain weight (MTZ): 6

Recommended plant density (plants/ha)

Soil class I–III: 90,000

Soil class III–IV: 80,000–85,000

Soil class V–VI: 75,000

Why choose the Barington variety?

Barington maize is the ideal choice for farmers seeking a reliable, productive variety resistant to stress conditions. Its excellent adaptability and strong disease resistance ensure a high and stable yield even where other varieties fail. This is a variety that does not disappoint – regardless of weather or soil quality.

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