Overview
- Good combination of agronomics and top-end yield potential.
- Strong agronomics and ear type support moderate to aggressive plant densities.
- Good late-season intactness makes it an option for delayed harvest.
- High disease pressure from Gosss wilt or northern corn leaf blight limits placement in some environments.
- Strong grain finish in the fall allows for good northern movement.
- Optimum maturity range between 83 to 88 days.
Traits
Highly Suitable - Key Strength
Suitable - Meets Standards
Caution - Manage Appropriately
Strong Caution - Limitation
Rating Not Available
Diseases
Anthracnose Stalk Rot
Diplodia Ear Rot
Fusarium Ear Rot
Gibberella Ear Rot
Goss's Wilt
Gray Leaf Spot
Northern Corn Leaf Blight
Southern Corn Leaf Blight
Southern Corn Rust
Soil Adaptability
Clay Soils
Poorly Drained Soils
Sandy Soils
Characteristics
Cob ColorRed
Ear FlexSemi-Determinate
Ear HeightHigh
Physiological Maturity GDUs1990.000
Plant HeightMedium-Tall
Silk GDUs1090.000
Crop Rotation
Continuous Corn
Corn/Soybean
Planting/Harvest
Delayed Harvest
Early Planting
Late Planting
Agronomics
Drought Tolerance
Green Snap
High pH Soil Tolerance
Husk Cover
Root Strength
Stalk Strength
Staygreen
Stress Emergence
Test Weight
Fungicide Response
High Fungicide Response
Population Recommendation
High Population
Low Population
Moderate Population
Very High Population
Very Low Population
Yield Environments
Highly Productive
Low/Stress
Moderate