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HIGH-PERFORMING, KIWI-GROWN MAIZE HYBRIDS
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* Why Maize
* Our Hybrids
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* Testimonials
* Contact
* 0800 876 299
FIND THE RIGHT HYBRID
1
WHERE ARE YOU?
UPPER NORTH ISLAND
LOWER NORTH ISLAND
2
WHAT'S IT FOR?
SILAGE
GRAIN
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WHEN DO YOU WANT TO HARVEST?
DRAG TO FIND HARVEST DAYS
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CRMS: WHAT HYBRID SHOULD I CHOOSE?
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Comparative Relative Maturity (CRM) measures the relative rates at which hybrids
reach harvest maturity. They don’t represent actual calendar days from planting
to harvest. Instead they measure how much sunshine (measured in heat units) the
plants need to get to harvest maturity from planting date – the smaller the CRM
rating, the lower the heat units it takes to get this hybrid to harvest
maturity:
* If your planting to harvest window is relatively short or you are planting in
a cooler environment, then a short to medium CRM (83 – 102) is the way to go
* In warmer areas with longer planting windows, a higher CRM (105 -110) is what
you’re looking for.
If you have any questions or just want a hand with your planning, feel free to
give us a bell.
HYBRID MAIZE SEED GUIDE 2022-2023
2 NEW HYBRIDS FOR 2022
View Seed Guide Download Seed Guide
At VPMAXX® we’re here to help - from choosing a hybrid for your local conditions
and farm system, through to planting, harvesting, storage and even feeding it to
your cows. So give us a try and find out why more and more farmers are planting
VPMAXX® brand maize.
WHY MAIZE
OUR HYBRIDS
CONTACT
TESTIMONIALS
“With beef at the price it is, VPMAXX maize offers a cost-effective option, we
are certainly pleased with our decision to go with this maize brand. We are very
happy with the service they provide.”
- Richard and Dianne Kidd, Helensville, VP647
Read their story
“Our feed test results this season recorded almost 40% starch and 12 ME; simply
outstanding results.”
- John ‘JC’ Cameron, Bay of Plenty, VP577
Read their story
“Maize silage keeps cows in good condition so that they can partition their feed
to making milk ... We trust Barry’s advice and knowledge, and he understands our
needs.”
- Russell and Alison Gibb, Taupiri, VP432
Read their story
“Maize silage helps keep the cows’ energy up in times of high demand, such as
calving and mating, and fills the feed deficit when the grass is a bit stalky
and there’s not much around.”
- Ross Carter, Ngatea, VP577
Read their story
When Waipu dairy farmer Conrad Samu tasked VPMAXX® account manager Joe Heng to
come up with a comprehensive maize plan for his farm, Joe rose to the challenge.
- Conrad Samu, Waipu, VP522, VP647
Read their story
The next time you eat your favourite potato chip, take a moment to acknowledge
the role VPMAXX® maize has played in ensuring the success of the crop it came
from.
- ST Growers, South Auckland and North Waikato., VP383, VP577, VP647
Read their story
When your seed company’s representative describes your maize crop feed test
numbers as “mouth-watering”, you know you’re doing something right.
- Kevin and Lily Taylor, Okoroire, VP577
Read their story
Happy, healthy cows are the foundation of a successful dairy farming operation,
a key to which is that they maintain condition throughout the year with little
fluctuation.
- Bryon Osborne, Bay of Plenty, VP647
Read their story
"Barry provides good support throughout the season, and regularly monitors the
crop from planting until harvest time.”
- Dave and Nicky Hurst, Papamoa, VP647
Read their story
"I liked the yield VP647 could give us,” Chris says. “It is a long-maturity
hybrid, with harvest reached in 150-160 days, which means we can maximise our
yield every season.”
- Chris and Jude Stacey, Te Awamutu, VP674
Read their story
“We started by buying gear we could use on our own farm and ended up doing more
and more work for the neighbours.”
- Dave and Anne Scott, Waitoki, VP577, VP522, VP383
Read their story
“Maize is still a consistent and cost-effective feed, all these years later.”
- Bruce Tiddy, Matamata, VP577
Read their story
“Maize allows the herd to milk to around 90% of their genetic potential.”
- Dick Post, Hamilton, VP577
Read their story
“Our contractors said it was the biggest crop they’d ever harvested.”
- Don and Kirsten Watson, Helensville, VP647
Read their story
“When you’re trying to fully feed your cows, maize is invaluable.”
- Mike and Leigh Eggink, Hawera, VP383
Read their story
“With beef at the price it is, VPMAXX maize offers a cost-effective option, we
are certainly pleased with our decision to go with this maize brand. We are very
happy with the service they provide.”
- Richard and Dianne Kidd, Helensville, VP647
Read their story
“Our feed test results this season recorded almost 40% starch and 12 ME; simply
outstanding results.”
- John ‘JC’ Cameron, Bay of Plenty, VP577
Read their story
“Maize silage keeps cows in good condition so that they can partition their feed
to making milk ... We trust Barry’s advice and knowledge, and he understands our
needs.”
- Russell and Alison Gibb, Taupiri, VP432
Read their story
“Maize silage helps keep the cows’ energy up in times of high demand, such as
calving and mating, and fills the feed deficit when the grass is a bit stalky
and there’s not much around.”
- Ross Carter, Ngatea, VP577
Read their story
When Waipu dairy farmer Conrad Samu tasked VPMAXX® account manager Joe Heng to
come up with a comprehensive maize plan for his farm, Joe rose to the challenge.
- Conrad Samu, Waipu, VP522, VP647
Read their story
The next time you eat your favourite potato chip, take a moment to acknowledge
the role VPMAXX® maize has played in ensuring the success of the crop it came
from.
- ST Growers, South Auckland and North Waikato., VP383, VP577, VP647
Read their story
When your seed company’s representative describes your maize crop feed test
numbers as “mouth-watering”, you know you’re doing something right.
- Kevin and Lily Taylor, Okoroire, VP577
Read their story
Happy, healthy cows are the foundation of a successful dairy farming operation,
a key to which is that they maintain condition throughout the year with little
fluctuation.
- Bryon Osborne, Bay of Plenty, VP647
Read their story
"Barry provides good support throughout the season, and regularly monitors the
crop from planting until harvest time.”
- Dave and Nicky Hurst, Papamoa, VP647
Read their story
"I liked the yield VP647 could give us,” Chris says. “It is a long-maturity
hybrid, with harvest reached in 150-160 days, which means we can maximise our
yield every season.”
- Chris and Jude Stacey, Te Awamutu, VP674
Read their story
“We started by buying gear we could use on our own farm and ended up doing more
and more work for the neighbours.”
- Dave and Anne Scott, Waitoki, VP577, VP522, VP383
Read their story
“Maize is still a consistent and cost-effective feed, all these years later.”
- Bruce Tiddy, Matamata, VP577
Read their story
“Maize allows the herd to milk to around 90% of their genetic potential.”
- Dick Post, Hamilton, VP577
Read their story
“Our contractors said it was the biggest crop they’d ever harvested.”
- Don and Kirsten Watson, Helensville, VP647
Read their story
“When you’re trying to fully feed your cows, maize is invaluable.”
- Mike and Leigh Eggink, Hawera, VP383
Read their story
“With beef at the price it is, VPMAXX maize offers a cost-effective option, we
are certainly pleased with our decision to go with this maize brand. We are very
happy with the service they provide.”
- Richard and Dianne Kidd, Helensville, VP647
Read their story
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