SW 6790GENVT2P (RIB)
New hybrid with exceptional yield in testing. Limited supply. Strong agronomic package plus balanced style ear with good husk coverage. Try a few bags of this new hybrid!
LIMITATIONS: None known.
MANAGEMENT: High side populations for silage.
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Additional information
| Relative Maturity - North | 113 |
|---|---|
| Relative Maturity - South | 112 |
| Trait | GENVT2P (RIB) |
| Fungicide Response | Above Average |
| Ear Type | Semi-flex |
| Foliar/Stalk Anthracnose | Above Average |
| Plant Population | M-H |
| Pest Tolerance | Very Good |
| Plant Height | 2 |
| Emergence | 2 |
| Stress Tolerance | 2 |
| Stay Green | 3 |
| Roots | 2 |
| Silage yield | 2 |
| Grain Dig. | N/A |
| Fiber Dig. | N/A |
| Grey Leaf Spot | 3 |
| Northern Corn Leaf Blight | 2 |
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