P7326 - Early maturity maize
FAO 170
P7326 is now firmly established as a consistent performer over a range of soil types and geographical locations.
P7326 has been one of the biggest selling varieties in the UK for the past five years and benefits from early maturity and robust eyespot and fusarium tolerance
For those looking for consistent yield and feed quality allied with good standing ability and early maturity, P7326 is the perfect compromise
Dry matter content at harvest % | 37.18 |
ME at harvest (mj/kg dry matter) | 12.85 |
Starch content at harvest % | 37.06 |
Whole plant digestibility % | 75.31 |
Early vigour (1-9) | 7.5 |
Standing power (1-9) | 7.0 |
Data from Pioneer PACTS trials
LiRoyal - Early maturity maize
FAO180
LiRoyal remains a consistently reliable performer in the early to mid-maturity sector and is a truly versatile hybrid being suitable for forage, energy and grain production.
Maturity is within the FAO 180 range and therefore suitable for growing across the vast majority of the UK maize growing area
LiRoyal offers the perfect balance of yield, quality and maturity to suit a wide range of applications at cost effective price point
Capable of producing over 18 tonnes of dry matter and above average starch and ME levels, LiRoyal is the ideal choice for high performing livestock systems or as the early variety in a balanced energy maize portfolio
Dry matter content at harvest % | 35.1 |
ME at harvest (mj/kg dry matter) | 11.67 |
Starch content at harvest % | 36.6 |
Cell wall digestibility % | 57.7 |
Early vigour (1-9) | 6.3 |
Standing power (1-9) | 7.9 |
Data from NIAB/BSPB trials
P7381 - Early maturity maize
FAO 180
P7381 is a high yielding, high feed value variety from Pioneer first introduced in 2024.
Initial harvest results look very favourable and the variety has proved to be adaptable to all sectors of the maize market
Excellent early vigour coupled with impressive late season disease tolerance makes P7381 a very robust and easy to grow hybrid
Impressive dry matter and starch yields make P7381 an ideal replacement for the likes of Prospect or Resolute in either a forage or energy maize situation
Being such a versatile hybrid, P7381 will make an ideal addition to any maize growers cropping plan
Dry matter content at harvest % | 35.61 |
ME at harvest (mj/kg dry matter) | 12.45 |
Starch content at harvest % | 37.34 |
Whole plant digestibility | 75.23 |
Early vigour (1-9) | 7.3 |
Standing power (1-9) | 8.0 |
Data from Pioneer PACTS trials
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Foxtrot - Early maturity maize
FAO 180
Introduced in 2023 as a first-choice variety on both the favourable and less favourable descriptive lists Foxtrot offers an outstanding combination of yield and quality making it the perfect variety for use in high yielding livestock systems
Class leading figures for starch yield, ME, and cell wall digestibility make Foxtrot the variety of choice for those looking to maximise returns from feeding maize based forage rations
Foxtrot has been well received by growers and as such will remain a leading hybrid in the early to mid maturity sector in 2026
Dry matter content at harvest % | 35.6 |
ME at harvest (mj/kg dry matter) | 11.68 |
Starch content at harvest % | 36.1 |
Cell wall digestibility % | 57.4 |
Early vigour (1-9) | 7.1 |
Standing power (1-9) | 6.9 |
Data from NIAB/BSPB trials
LG Bonnevie - Early maturity maize
FAO 170-180
New variety from Limagrain currently undergoing descriptive list trials.
Data from national list trials shows Bonnevie as having very high feed value being suitable for both forage and energy maize situations
Bonnevie has also demonstrated above average tolerance to very dry or drought conditions
Excellent cell wall disgestibility and ME figures ensure that the variety is well suited to high yielding livestock enterprises be that either dairy or beef
Very high gas yield potential also makes Bonnevie a leading contender for the early variety in a balanced energy maize portfolio with good early vigour and standing power completing an impress set of figures
Dry matter content at harvest % | 36.2 |
ME at harvest (mj/kg dry matter) | 11.7 |
Starch content at harvest % | 35.4 |
Cell wall digestibility % | 58.9 |
Early vigour (1-9) | 7.1 |
Standing power (1-9) | 7.9 |
Data from NIAB/BSPB and Limagrain trials
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