Early Maize Varieties
We have a range of early varieties (FAO 170-180).These varieties are usually sown mid April on only the best sites.
We have a range of early varieties (FAO 170-180).These varieties are usually sown mid April on only the best sites.
Maximising energy yield and feeding performance from an early harvest.
Data Source: NIAB Forage Maize Descriptive List First Choice variety for less favourable sites (2024)
High yields from an early harvest with high starch content.
Data Source: Estimated position on NIAB Descriptive List 2024
Leading starch yields and high grain density.
Data source: NIAB Forage Maize Descriptive List Second choice varieties for favourable sites 2024
Stable yield performance and high kernel content. Proven starch yield in favourable areas.
Data Source: NIAB Forage Descriptive List. Second choice varieties for less favourable sites (2022)
Very early maturity with a dent grain texture. High starch content and yield stability. Fast ruminal starch degradability.
Data Source: Pioneer PACTS trials for less favourable sites
Maximises energy yield, produces reliable, high quality silage.
Data Source: NIAB Forage Maize Descriptive List Second Choice variety for favourable sites (2024)
Early maturity with consistent results in many different locations
Data Source: Pioneer PACTS trials for favourable sites
High yields of high quality silage along with high yields of grain when combined.
Data Source: Pioneer PACTS trials for favourable sites
Tall, very early maturity with good early vigour and very good standing ability. High dry matter with good starch content.
Data Source: Pioneer PACTS trials less favourable sites
Delivers higher dry matter and grain yields on both favourable and less favourable sites.
Data Source: Pioneer PACTS trials less favourable sites
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