Grain Corn Hybrid
2R602
106 RM
104-108 RM Range

Traits and Technology

Not applicable

Separate Refuge Requirements

Not applicable

Overview

Fast drydown and tremendous top-end yield potential in the central and eastern Corn Belt.

  • Best performance in high-yield environments.
  • Strong emergence and early vigor.
  • Moderately girthy ears show good flex for length.
  • Tall high-yielding hybrid with exceptional grain drydown.
Management Guidelines

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Product Ratings
7-9 Good 4-6 Fair 1-3 Poor
Characteristics
Drought Tolerance
7
Drydown
9
Early Vigor
7
Emergence
8
Green Snap
6
Root Strength
5
Stalk Strength
5
Staygreen
6
Ear Retention
7
Fungicide ResponseHigh
GDUs to Black Layer2585
Goss's WiltTolerant
Gray Leaf Spot
6
NCLB
6
SCLB
6
Southern Corn RustNot Rated
Test Weight
6
Agronomics
Cob ColorRed
Ear HeightModerately High
Ear TypeFlexible
Kernel Rows16
Plant HeightTall
Rating GDUs to Mid-Silk1330
Positioning
HR = Highly Recommended
R = Recommended NR = Not Recommended
Planting Date
Early
HR
Late
R
Crop Rotation
Continuous Corn
R
Corn/Soybean
HR
Tillage
Conventional
HR
No-Till
HR
Irrigation
High Plains Ecofallow
R
Limited
R
Soils
Highly Productive
HR
Light (Sandy)
R
Marginal Fertility
R
Poorly Drained
NR
Population*
High
R
Low
HR
Medium
HR
Very High
NR
Very Low
R
Delayed Harvest
NR
*Consult a Mycogen Seeds representative for specific recommendations on planting populations.

Management Guidelines

  • Flexible ears allow for strong performance in a range of plant densities.
  • Strong choice for no-till or early planting.
  • Prefers high-yield environments.
  • Conventional hybrid — do not use nonselective herbicides.
  • Exceptionally fast drydown — timely harvest recommended.
  • Primary area of adaptation east of the Mississippi River; particularly strong in Illinois, Indiana and Ohio.