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2.5 KiB

DKC68-48 BRAND


Positioning

DKC68-48 Brand is an attractive robust hybrid widely adapted to the 115 and 120 relative maturity zones, East to West, offering strong yield performance potential against current DEKALB portfolio offerings.

Strengths & management

  • Hybrid has shown very good stress tolerance, performance stability and versatility across cropping rotations
  • Excellent root strength and very good stalk strength
  • Has demonstrated very good performance on both irrigated and dryland acres
  • Can provide a very good Goss's Wilt tolerance as well as good greensnap tolerance for the Western corn belt
  • Strong overall disease tolerance package with very good southern movement
  • Product has exhibited good husk coverage on a semi-flex girthy ear type with very good grain quality and test weight; moderate food grade potential
  • Prefers a medium population range
  • For aggressive high yield targets, hybrid has shown response to increase management including fertility (nitrogen)

Disease Ratings

Characteristic Value
GRAY LEAF SPOT 4
SOUTHERN RUST 4
ANTHRACNOSE STALK ROT 3
GOSS'S WILT 3
SOUTHERN CORN LEAF BLIGHT 3
NORTHERN CORN LEAF BLIGHT - RACE 1 3

Growth

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

Management

Characteristic Value
GDUS TO MID-POLLINATION 1380
GDUS TO BLACK LAYER 2950
VALUE ADDED TRAIT SS
RELATIVE MATURITY 118
PLANTING RATE Medium
NEW PRODUCT NO
VARIETY 01086813

Harvest

Characteristic Value
STAYGREEN 3
HARVEST APPEARANCE 2
DRYDOWN 3
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

  • CAROLINAS/SE VIRGINIA — agronomist: Jim Kiser
  • South Carolina/ SE North Carolina — agronomist: Zachary Webb