Overview

  • Outstanding, top-end yielder with impressive stress and drought tolerance
  • Must-have genetics in this maturity
  • Very good Goss' wilt tolerance
  • Tremendous test weight and grain quality

Grain Characterization

Placement/Management

Excels at high populations, but flex ear compensates at lower populations. Likely to benefit from a fungicide application on continuous corn acres. Proven yield leader over a wide array of soil types.

Soil Adaptability

Rating Soil Category
VG
Light Soils

LOW CEC (<10); OM <1.5%; low water-holding capacity; non-irrigated sand; marginal productivity; drought prone.

E
Medium Soils

EC 11–18; OM 1.5-3.5%; well-drained; silt loam; high productivity.

E
Heavy Soils

High CEC (>18); OM >3.5%; poorly-drained; high clay content; gumbo; muck

VG
Poorly-drained Soils

Soils that have the potential to remain saturated for prolonged periods; side hill seeps; gumbo muck

Legend
E

Excellent

VG

Very Good

G

Good

F

Fair

N

Normal Tolerance

Plant Physiology and Health

Trait(s) VT2P
GDUs to Black Layer A, 2770
Days to Pollination 77
GDUs to Pollination A, 1360
Early Vigor 7
Early Canopy -
Plant Height MS
Stalk Strength 8
Root Strength 9
Green Snap Resistance 8
Drought Tolerance 7
Staygreen 7

Placement Considerations

Continuous Corn -
Rimsulfuron Tolerance N

Ear/Grain Characteristics

Ear Flex SF
Ear Length 7
Ear Height ML
Kernel Rows 16-18
Test Weight 8
Drydown 9

Pest/Disease Ratings

Goss’ Wilt Tolerance 8
Gray Leaf Spot Tolerance 7
NLB, Race 0, Tolerance 7
Stewarts Leaf Blight Tolerance -
Anthracnose Tolerance 8
Legend Numerical ratings are based on comparisons among Wyffels hybrids of like maturity where 1 = Low, 5 = Avg, and 9 = High expressions of a trait
E

Early for Maturity

A

Average

L

Late for Maturity

M

Medium

MS

Medium Short

MT

Medium Tall

T

Tall

H

High

MH

Medium High

ML

Medium Low

F

Flex

SF

Semi-Flex

D

Determinate

SD

Semi-Determinate

HR

Highly Recommended

R

Recommended

N

Normal Tolerance

C

Caution

W

Warning

NR

Not Rated