Ear Elongation
At lower plant densities, FlexMax® hybrids can develop longer ears, allowing them to make better use of the available space.
FlexMax
AS HYBRID PROGRAM
FlexMax®
Adaptability. Stability. Yield Reliability.
At lower plant densities, FlexMax® hybrids can develop longer ears, helping compensate for potential stand losses. This type of hybrid demonstrates exceptional adaptability across different agroecological conditions.
What Is FlexMax®?
A hybrid program developed to adapt to different growing conditions.
FlexMax® refers to a group of AS hybrids capable of developing longer ears at lower plant densities, helping to mitigate the effects of reduced stand density. Their strong adaptability makes them well suited to variable agroecological conditions.
Stand Compensation
This group of hybrids can compensate for potential stand loss caused by various factors.
Adaptability
FlexMax® hybrids demonstrate exceptional adaptability across different agroecological conditions.
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Why Do Growers Choose FlexMax®?
Reduced Stand Density
At lower stand densities, the hybrid can respond by developing a longer ear.
Compensation
Ear elongation helps compensate for potential stand loss.
Stability Across Growing Conditions
Adaptability across different agroecological conditions increases the reliability of hybrid selection.
FlexMax® Hybrids
Hybrids in This Program
FAO 370
AS 301
FlexMax® View Hybrid →FAO 350
AS 3333
FlexMax® View Hybrid →FAO 470
AS 475
FlexMax® View Hybrid →FAO 570
AS 507
FlexMax® View Hybrid →FAO 570
AS 507 Ultra
FlexMax® View Hybrid →FAO 570
AS 5070
FlexMax® View Hybrid →FAO 510
AS 510
FlexMax® View Hybrid →FAO 650
AS 670
FlexMax® View Hybrid →FAO 670
AS 672
FlexMax® View Hybrid →FAO 660
AS 702
FlexMax® View Hybrid →FAO 640
AS 72
FlexMax® View Hybrid →FAO 640
AS 72 Ultra
FlexMax® View Hybrid →AS HYBRID PROGRAM