seed-mcp/corpus/bayer_seeds/dekalb-dkc115-07.md

DKC115-07 BRAND

• Vendor: Bayer
• Brand: Dekalb
• Crop: Corn
• Relative maturity: 115
• Traits: VT2P (VT Double PRO®)
• Release year: 2027
• Source: https://www.cropscience.bayer.us/corn/dekalb/dekalb-dkc115-07-corn
• Rating scale (Bayer): 1-9 (9 = best)

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Positioning

DKC115-07 Brand is a robust product with excellent yield potential. Excellent emergence and quick dry down provide strong northern movement in the 115RM zone. This robust large plant type has flexibility on acres placement. The girthy semi-flex has shown the best yield response at medium to low population.

Strengths & management

• A robust product with excellent yield potential
• Large robust plant with wide canopy and broad leaves
• Girthy semi-flex ear with good husk cover that prefers medium to medium low populations

Disease Ratings

Characteristic	Value
GRAY LEAF SPOT	5
SOUTHERN RUST	6
ANTHRACNOSE STALK ROT	2
GOSS'S WILT	5
SOUTHERN CORN LEAF BLIGHT	2
NORTHERN CORN LEAF BLIGHT - RACE 1	5

Growth

Characteristic	Value
SEEDLING GROWTH	2
EMERGENCE	2
ROOT STRENGTH	3
STALK STRENGTH	3
DROUGHT TOLERANCE	2
GREENSNAP TOLERANCE	4
PLANT HEIGHT	Tall
EAR PLACEMENT	Med High

Management

Characteristic	Value
GDUS TO MID-POLLINATION	1370
GDUS TO BLACK LAYER	2885
VALUE ADDED TRAIT	VT2P
RELATIVE MATURITY	115
PLANTING RATE	Medium
NEW PRODUCT	YES
VARIETY	undefined

Harvest

Characteristic	Value
STAYGREEN	3
HARVEST APPEARANCE	4
DRYDOWN	2
TEST WEIGHT	3

Herbicide

Characteristic	Value
GROWTH REGULATORS SENSITIVITY	A
ISOXAZOLES SENSITIVITY - PREEMERGENCE	A
SULFONYLUREAS SENSITIVITY	A

Plant Description

Characteristic	Value
COB COLOR	Red
KERNEL CAP COLOR	Yellow
KERNEL ROW	18

Regional seed-guide listings

• South Carolina/ SE North Carolina — agronomist: James Bookhart
• North Delta Seed Guide — agronomist: Alex Webb
• Eastern NC / Southeast VA — agronomist: Richard Strecker
• Tennessee Valley/ Middle Tennessee 2 — agronomist: Toby Covin
• South Delta Seed Guide 2027 — agronomist: Gregory Ferguson
• Piedmont NC — agronomist: James Kiser
• Tennessee Valley/ Middle Tennessee — agronomist: Toby Covin