Triton (78CRM)A short maturity hybrid that is ideal for either silage or grain.
Asterix (85CRM)Great for very quick silage or grain to fill that void these tough seasons can create.
Obelix (92CRM)Known as “The Pillar of Strength” Obelix is proving to be a winner on-farm.
MaxTwo (100CRM)A mid-maturity hybrid that delivers high starch levels to give high-quality silage values with big yields.
Spartacus (102CRM)A very exciting dual-purpose hybrid that brings a new level of grain yield potential to this maturity group.
Brutus (105CRM)Brutus is a hybrid that has extremely high water-use efficiency and exceptional yield.
Goliath (110CRM)Goliath is the perfect HSR 110CRM hybrid for Spring that was developed in Australia.
Bolt (96CRM)HSR Bolt is a new edition in the range. It has excellent stalk strength and stress resilience.
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