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DuPont Pioneer PACTS Book 2013/14

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Growing Maize Under Film<br />

has produced higher starch content silage and slightly<br />

higher dry matter yields.<br />

JUSTINA<br />

JUSTINA continues to provide benchmark yield and<br />

quality performance for any grower planting under the<br />

Samco System. It penetrates film easily and responds to<br />

the extra heat generated in the soil. JUSTINA is a dual<br />

purpose hybrid and can be grown for silage or grain.<br />

to selecting a suitable hybrid it is important that<br />

appropriate advice is sought on all the other appropriate<br />

crop management techniques relevant to this method of<br />

cultivation.<br />

PR39T83<br />

After 4 years of <strong>PACTS</strong> Trials over 29 locations PR39T83<br />

has proven itself to be a winner in terms of delivering<br />

higher dry matter yields from the Samco System. The<br />

tendency of this large stature hybrid to produce two even<br />

sized cobs is largely responsible for its yield success.<br />

PR39T83 is between one and two weeks later to mature<br />

than JUSTINA.<br />

P8261<br />

A large stature hybrid intended for producing grain<br />

and high starch silage crops. Over three years and 19<br />

locations of silage trials it has given a higher starch yield<br />

and dry matter yield than JUSTINA.<br />

PR39A98<br />

This tall, large stature hybrid has given high dry matter<br />

yields under film. It penetrates film very easily and is<br />

aimed at growers looking to maximise silage dry matter<br />

yields. PR39A98 is one to two weeks later to mature than<br />

JUSTINA.<br />

BENICIA<br />

BENICIA is renowned for its popularity with growers<br />

looking for a big return from their investment in the<br />

Samco System. BENICIA is a large stature hybrid that<br />

grows well in the UK & Ireland climate under film and<br />

can produce crops of silage or grain. BENICIA is two<br />

weeks later to mature than JUSTINA.<br />

PR38Y34<br />

PR38Y34 has given very high silage dry matter yields<br />

when grown under film. This tall hybrid is one week later<br />

to mature than BENICIA and is intended for planting on<br />

favourable sites where a later harvest is acceptable.<br />

Samuel J. Shine of Samco Agricultural<br />

Manufacturing Ltd<br />

‘A fundamental part of the Samco System is the use of<br />

maize hybrids that we know are suited for cultivation<br />

under film’ says Sam Shine of Samco. ‘Samco and<br />

Maizetech work closely with <strong>Pioneer</strong> and their <strong>PACTS</strong><br />

Trials programme to identify hybrids that respond<br />

significantly to the conditions that exist under the film<br />

and learn how to manage them in the field. JUSTINA<br />

and BENICIA were the first <strong>Pioneer</strong> hybrids that we<br />

identified as being key ones for The Samco System.<br />

Now other hybrids such as PR39T83, P7631, P7905<br />

and PR39A98 have also shown a consistent ability to<br />

provide extra yield from the Samco System, even in<br />

years of low temperatures.’<br />

For further details about the Samco System please<br />

contact Samco, Tuogh, Adare, County Limerick<br />

Tel: 00 353 (0)61 396176<br />

Website: www.samco.ie<br />

The agronomic practices required for cultivating<br />

maize under film vary significantly to those normally<br />

adopted when cultivating maize in the open. In addition<br />

NOTE: All <strong>Pioneer</strong> <strong>PACTS</strong> variety plots planted under film in the UK & Ireland have been sown using the Samco<br />

System. The Samco System incorporates the use of a specific type of planter and also films tested and approved<br />

by Samco. It should not be assumed that the types of yield responses shown in this book will be obtained when<br />

using either a different make of planter and/or films that have not been tested and approved by Samco.<br />

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