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SAATBAUSKU CH-14738

Maize Classico Fao 260

Classico is a versatile hybrid (SAATBAU) for grain, silage and biogas, which has been on the COBORU podium for fresh mass yield for three years. It is distinguished by strong, tall plants producing a high dry matter yield.

Pack
50,000 seeds
CHF 173.18CHF 216.48Halloween −20%
incl. VAT, plus shipping

Description

CHARACTERISTICS OF THE CLASSICO MAIZE VARIETY:

Classico is a medium-late maize variety with FAO 260, which has been on the COBORU podium for fresh mass yield for three years. It is a hybrid bred by SAATBAU, ideal for universal cultivation: for silage, grain and biogas. Classico stands out with all the traits necessary to obtain excellent silage. Strong, tall plants with appropriate leafiness ensure a high dry matter yield.

Advantages of choosing CLASSICO maize seeds:

- Yield Stability: On the COBORU podium for three years (fresh mass yield).

- Universal Use: Ideal for silage, grain and biogas.

- High Biomass Productivity: Strong, tall plants with appropriate leafiness providing a high dry matter yield.

- Stress Tolerance: Exhibits exceptional drought stress tolerance, making it a reliable choice under challenging growing conditions.

- Soil Adaptation: Performs well on poorer soils.

CLASSICO PARAMETERS AND PURPOSE:

FAO: 260.

Grain type: FLINT-DENT.

Usage direction: grain, silage, biogas.

Breeder: SAATBAU.

AGRONOMY AND CULTIVATION RECOMMENDATIONS:

Agronomic profile and tolerance:

Classico is a variety that, thanks to its ability to produce abundant grain yield and high biomass, is ideal for any site. It shows exceptional drought stress tolerance, making it reliable even under more difficult growing conditions. It performs well on poorer soils.

Sowing rate:

The recommended plant density for grain cultivation is: 7.5-9.5

Note: The recommended density for grain applies to poor and medium sites.

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