Pioneer P1844 Hybrid Corn Seed

Pioneer 1844 Hybrid Maize is an early maturity hybrid seed known for its high yield potential, uniform cob size, and excellent adaptability. It is resistant to major maize diseases and performs well across different soil types and climatic conditions. This variety responds well to high plant population density and is ideal for farmers looking to maximize productivity with efficient nutrient management and irrigation.

Key Benefits

• High yield potential with big, uniform cobs
• Early maturity hybrid, ensuring quicker harvest
• Strong stalks with excellent lodging resistance
• Good adaptability to various climatic and soil conditions
• Tolerant to major maize diseases
• Responds well to high plant population and fertilizer application

Technical Specifications

Recommended Crops and Pests

How to Use Pioneer 1844 Hybrid Maize Seeds

1. Soil Preparation: Ensure the soil is well-prepared, rich in organic matter, and has good drainage.
2. Sowing Time: Best sown during the pre-monsoon or early monsoon season. Ideal months:
   • Northern regions: March to June
   • Southern regions: June to August
3. Planting Guidelines:
   • Sow seeds at a depth of 3-5 cm.
   • Maintain 20-30 cm spacing between plants.
   • Ensure proper soil moisture at the time of sowing.
4. Fertilizer Application:
   • Apply N:P:K (48:24:20) per acre.
   • Apply all P & K and 1/3 of N as a basal dose at sowing.
   • Apply the remaining N in two split doses:
     • First: 35-40 days after sowing.
     • Second: At tassel emergence.
   • Zinc Sulphate (10 kg/acre) is recommended as a basal application.
   • Organic manure or compost (8mt/acre) enhances soil fertility.

Irrigation Schedule

• Irrigation should be given every 6-10 days depending on soil and climate.
• Avoid excessive watering or stagnant water, especially in the first 30 days.
• Critical irrigation stages:
  1. Just after germination
  2. Knee height stage
  3. Pollination stage
  4. Grain development stage
• Maintain moist conditions during pollination to grain-filling stage for best yields.

Safety and Precautions

• Ensure proper crop rotation to reduce pest attacks.
• Avoid water stagnation to prevent fungal diseases.
• Use recommended insecticides and fungicides for pest and disease control.
• Store seeds in a cool, dry place to maintain viability.