AS CORN HYBRID CATALOG
How to choose the right hybrid for your production.
Explore FAO groups, programs, and hybrids developed for different growing conditions and find the solution that best suits your production.
Where to Start?
Choosing a hybrid starts with your production goal.
Choose by FAO Group
The FAO group indicates the hybrid’s maturity period and helps you choose according to the region, sowing date, and planned harvest time.
View FAO Groups →Choose by End Use
The same criteria do not apply when choosing a hybrid for grain, ear, or silage production. The intended use determines which traits are most important.
Choose by End Use →Choose by Growing Conditions
Soil type, rainfall distribution, planting density, and crop management practices influence which hybrid program performs best.
View Programs →Hybrid Programs
Different growing conditions require different approaches.
When stability is needed under variable growing conditions.
A program designed for growers seeking good adaptability, consistent ear development, and more reliable performance across different seasons.
View FlexMax® Hybrids →When the goal is maximum performance under intensive crop management.
A program for production under optimal conditions, with high input levels and the goal of maximizing hybrid yield potential.
View ProfiMax® Hybrids →Kada je prioritet kvalitetna silaža i razvijena lisna masa.
A program designed for silage production, with a focus on plant vigor, leaf mass, and forage quality.
View LeafyMax® Hybrids →Hybrid Catalog
Find the right hybrid.
AS 5070
FAO 570
FlexMax® View Hybrid →AS 72
FAO 640
FlexMax® View Hybrid →AS 160 Silaž
FAO 620
LeafyMax® View Hybrid →Expert Guide
What should you consider when choosing a hybrid?
Yield does not depend on genetics alone. The final result is influenced by the FAO group, intended use, lodging tolerance, moisture dry-down, soil type, and crop management practices.
FAO Group
It indicates the maturity period and is one of the key criteria when choosing a hybrid.
Intended Use
A hybrid intended for grain production may not be the best choice for silage.
Lodging Tolerance
An important trait, particularly in intensive production and in seasons with unfavorable weather conditions.
Moisture Dry-Down
It directly affects drying costs and harvest planning.
Expert Support
Not sure which hybrid is best suited to your growing conditions?
Choosing the right hybrid depends on soil type, climatic conditions, planned crop management practices, and production goals. Our expert team can help you select the right hybrid and provide recommendations tailored to your growing conditions.
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AS Hybrids Catalog
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