We have a range of ultra early varieties (FAO 150-160). These varieties are usually sown for an early harvest or on a marginal site in May.
Suitable for early feed out or later sowing after spring forage crops. Maximum starch content is achievable in more challenging growing areas.
Data source: NIAB Forage Maize Descriptive List. First choice varieties for less favourable sites (2024)
Extreme earliness providing excellent dry matter and starch yields.
Date source: NIAB NL2022
Delivers high starch content silage where short season maturity is essential.
Data source: NIAB Forage Maize Descriptive List. First choice varieties for less favourable sites (2024)
Data Source: Pioneer PACTS trials less favourable sites
Early harvest and high yield.
Data source: NIAB Forage Maize Descriptive List. Second choice varieties for less favourable sites (2022)
Data Source: Pioneer PACTS trials for less favourable
sites
Delivers a very high starch content with a high dry matter yield.
Data Source: Pioneer PACTS trials for less favourable sites
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