ES Blackjack - Later maturity maize
Blackjack was introduced to the market in 2023 from the same breeder as ES Palladium
Blackjack has a similar dry matter yield to its sister variety but is slightly earlier to mature
As well as exceptional dry matter yields Blackjack boasts high levels of starch, ME and cell wall digestibility, making it equally suitable for forage or energy applications
Blackjack has also demonstrated exceptional yield capability when grown under plastic film with growers claiming best ever results with this variety in harvest 2023
Robust standing power completes an impressive set of characteristics for this high yielding and versatile maize hybrids
Maskaret- Later maturity maize
Exclusive variety to Agrovista from MAS Seeds
Maturity is in the FAO 200-210 sector making Maskaret suitable for the energy maize market and more favourable forage maize sites
Impressive early vigour and reliable cob set make Maskaret a reliable performer while good standing power ensures a safe harvest
Capable of dry matter yields well in excess of 19 tonnes per hectare combined with high starch levels and cell wall digestibility make Maskaret a versatile and competitive priced high yielding option for forage or energy situation
ES Palladium - Later maturity maize
ES Palladium is one of the highest yielding varieties currently available on the NIAB/BSPB descriptive list
ES Palladium is a large impressive hybrid with one of the highest dry matter yields currently available and is suitable for both the forage and energy markets
With high levels of starch, ME, cell wall digestibility and impressive standing power, Palladium offers an unbeatable combination for those looking to maximise yield and quality
Cob set is uniform on a very robust stem which gives exceptional standing power and plant stability especially on exposed sites
Capable of producing over 20 tonnes per hectare of dry matter yield on favourable sites makes ES Palladium the ideal variety for those looking to maximise yield potential
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