Grain Corn Hybrid
2A627
108 RM
106-110 RM Range

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Separate Refuge Requirements

Overview

High-yielding, widely adapted hybrid for a wide range of soil types and environments.

  • High yields with excellent yield stability and good adaptation central and east.
  • Attractive medium-tall hybrid with strong stalks and roots.
  • Consistent ear development and semi-determinate ear style with best performance at moderate to high plant densities.
  • Strong tolerance to gray leaf spot, northern corn leaf blight and Goss's wilt.
  • Very good staygreen and late-season intactness.
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Product Ratings
7-9 Good 4-6 Fair 1-3 Poor
Characteristics
Drought Tolerance
7
Drydown
6
Early Vigor
7
Emergence
7
Green Snap
7
Root Strength
7
Stalk Strength
8
Staygreen
8
Ear Retention
8
Fungicide ResponseMedium
GDUs to Black Layer2630
Goss's WiltTolerant
Gray Leaf Spot
6
NCLB
7
SCLB
6
Southern Corn RustNot Rated
Test Weight
6
Agronomics
Cob ColorRed
Ear HeightModerately High
Ear TypeSemi-determinate
Kernel Rows16-20
Plant HeightMedium/Tall
Rating GDUs to Mid-Silk1320
Positioning
HR = Highly Recommended
R = Recommended NR = Not Recommended
Planting Date
Early
HR
Late
R
Crop Rotation
Continuous Corn
HR
Corn/Soybean
HR
Tillage
Conventional
HR
No-Till
HR
Irrigation
High Plains Ecofallow
NR
Limited
HR
Soils
Highly Productive
HR
Light (Sandy)
R
Marginal Fertility
R
Poorly Drained
NR
Population*
High
HR
Low
NR
Medium
HR
Very High
HR
Very Low
NR
Delayed Harvest
HR
*Consult a Mycogen Seeds representative for specific recommendations on planting populations.

Management Guidelines

  • Plant at medium-high to high plant densities for best results.
  • Good emergence and early vigor characteristics for reduced tillage applications.
  • Strong choice for continuous corn rotations.
  • Responds to top management — fertility, fungicide and irrigation.
  • Strong choice for growing areas with Goss's wilt or northern corn leaf blight concerns.
  • Late-season health and plant integrity make it a top choice for delayed harvesting.
  • Well adapted to central and eastern growing areas.
  • Avoid poorly drained soils.