Your Maize at a glance

Multi-use, Silage
Very Early
Forage Maize FAO 180
Forage Maize FAO 180
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RGT Pixxon

The excellent all rounder
Strengths

Early maturity with no yield or quality penalties

Exceptional disease resistance inc. fusarium & smut

Very good cob presentation and retention

FEATURES AND BENEFITS

GT Pixxon is an early-maturing variety with a similar dry matter percentage to Ambition, one of the biggest sellers in the early sector, but with a higher overall yield, says RAGT’s head of forage crops David Ramdhian.

Across three years of breeders’ screening trials at four sites in the west and south of England, RGT Pixxon produced an average dry matter yield of 19.55t/ha, around 1t/ha better than Ambition. Starch levels were almost 2% higher, at 34.28%.

“The variety displays uniform, well-filled cobs from bottom to top,” says David. “It is also up there with the best for digestibility. Importantly, it has excellent lodging resistance, which has become a hallmark of RAGT varieties, protecting yield and quality through to a trouble-free harvest

“INTIME PROFILE” OF THE VARIETY

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Optimum

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