35A20
Extremely consistent and stable hybrid.
Proven performance East to West, from Red River Valley to the Missouri River.
The drought tolerance, ear flex and Goss’ Wilt it takes to be a lead product along Hwy 281.
Additional information
| Relative Maturity | 85 |
|---|---|
| Trait | RR2Y |
| Hybrid Type | WH |
| Heat Units | 2150 |
| Planting Population | ML – MH |
| Root Strength | 9 |
| Stalk Strength | 8 |
| Drought Tolerance | 8 |
| Early Plant Vigor | 8 |
| Height | MT |
| Ear Height | M |
| Ear Type | SFL |
| Staygreen | 8 |
| Drydown | 8 |
| Test Weight | 7 |
| Fertility Level | ML – MH |
| Drainage Type | P – W |
| NCLB | 8 |
| Goss' Wilt | 8 |
| Gray Leaf Spot | 7 |
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