HBM WS 507

HBM WS 507

When to Use It

Ideal for transitional to mid-altitude areas.
Suitable for both wet and dry mid-altitude zones.
Best planted in regions with 3-4 months of reliable rainfall.
Appropriate for farmers targeting grain production and livestock fodder.
Fits well in cropping systems with a growing season of 120-140 days.
Recommended where Maize Streak Virus , Grey Leaf Spot and leaf blight are common threats.

It is a high-yielding hybrid maize seed , suitable for transitional and mid-altitude regions.
It is known for its moderate disease resistance, strong plant structure and good adaptability to varying rainfall conditions.

Key Benefits

High yield potential – up to 30-35 bags per acre under good management
Moderate resistance to key maize diseases (Maize Streak Virus , Grey Leaf Spot , leaf blight)
Dual-purpose use – suitable for both grain and fodder
Strong stems and large cobs – good for mechanical or hand harvesting
Good grain quality – semi-flint kernels, preferred for flour and roasting
Better husk cover – reduces risk of cob rotting and insect damage
Adaptable to stress – tolerates moderate drought and fluctuating weather
Suitable maturity period – reaches maturity in 4 to 4.5 months
Performs well across seasons – even with some climatic variation