R9155
R9155 refers to a high-yielding hybrid variety of maize/corn (makka) widely used in Indian farming. "Babal Cros" likely refers to its strong "cross-pollination" characteristics, while "Makka" is the Hindi term for corn. The description of this high-yield maize variety includes: Plant Structure: Grows into tall, sturdy, and wind-resistant stalks. It features strong, deep root systems that prevent lodging (falling over in high winds). Cob Characteristics: Produces thick, cylindrical cobs that are tightly filled from tip to bottom. Each cob typically contains 16 to 18 straight rows with about 45 to 46 strong kernels per row. Grain Quality: The kernels are long, thick, and heavy, making them highly valued for both human consumption and livestock feed. Yield & Durability: Known for good disease resistance and excellent drought tolerance. It frequently features a "stay-green" characteristic where the leaves remain green even as the crop ripens, making the stalks highly suitable for silage and fodder. Hybrid maize seeds like these are commonly grown during both the Kharif and Rabi seasons across India. Could you tell me what specific information you are looking for (e.g., pricing, sowing methods, or pest management), and what state or region you are farming in? I can help provide tailored advice.