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Maize Seeds

CF Forage understands the importance of growing an outstanding crop of maize and appreciates the difficulty faced when trying to select the right variety for your individual farm and feed requirements.

We aim to offer a range of varieties, some having very high starch levels and feed value, some producing extremely high dry matter yields, whilst other offer a combination of these different attributes.

The maturity class of the variety is a fundamental decision and points to consider when choosing your variety maturity class include:

  • Target harvest date
  • Expected drilling date
  • Altitude and topography of the field
  • Soil type
  • Annual rainfall
  • Location in the country

Very Early Varieties

 

Pioneer 6862

Maturity class 11 for use where an early harvest is required. A very early maturing hybrid that will produce high starch yields for the maturity class.

ES Regain

An exciting new high energy maize variety giving high yields of dry matter, starch and digestible matter.

  • Maturity class 8 / 9
  • Very high M. E.
  • Capable of producing very high energy yields per Ha.
  • Performs well on favourable and less favourable sites
  • Competitively priced
  • Sow at 42 - 45,000 seeds per acre depending on site

Early Varieties



Pioneer V43

A maturity class 8 / 9 variety producing very high yields for this maturity class. Suited to all maize growing sites across the country. An excellent early vigour and standing power and proving to be a strong consistent performer. V43 has shown good resistance to Eyespot

Pioneer P7892

An exciting new maturity class 8 variety capable of extremely high dry matter and starch yields. Very good early vigour and no agronomic weakness with early starch formation mean this variety has the capability to take forage and energy yields to the next level.

Justina

A very successful and well proven maize hybrid. The Great All-Rounder.

  • Performs on all but the most marginal sites
  • Maturity class 7
  • Very good early vigour - excellent establishment
  • Large cob with deep large kernels
  • Very high dry matter and starch yields
  • Sow at 42,000 seeds per acre

Intermediate Varieties



Pioneer PR39G12

A tall, large extremely high yielding variety

  • Pioneer's highest yielding variety
  • Tall large stature plant producing large cobs
  • The variety to grow to fill the pit producing 18t/ha DM
  • Produces over 30% starch
  • Not suited to the heaviest wetter soils
  • Sow at 40,000 seeds per acre