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24x05
105 Day
Dual-purpose
Low Supply
- Exceptional greensnap resistance and heat tolerance for extreme conditions
- Achieves high yields through unparalleled kernel depth, a genetic breakthrough
- Long husks protect ears from insect damage and ear molds
- Maintains excellent ear girth under drought stress
Used for: Dual Purpose
Productive soil
Marginal soil
Yield
Drought tolerance
Plant health
Green snap
Drydown
Test weight:
Average
Plant population:
12-34k
24X05 Hybrid Details
105 Day
Key Benefits
- Exceptional greensnap resistance and heat tolerance for extreme conditions
- Achieves high yields through unparalleled kernel depth, a genetic breakthrough
- Long husks protect ears from insect damage and ear molds
- Maintains excellent ear girth under drought stress
Nebraska Test Plot - Fall 2024
Hybrid Overview
24X05 is a rock star in extreme hot and dry environments. It can handle about any soil type and while it shows some disease, it tends to power right through with yield. 24X05 is a perfect fit for tough conditions in the Western Cornbelt due to its excellent drought/heat tolerance and excellent greensnap tolerance. Kernel depth is as good as you'll find. Thick husks protect the ear well from insect damage and ear molds.
Placement Recommendations
This hybrid can fit on both marginal and productive soils.
Agronomic Tips
24X05 maintains excellent ear girth even in extreme drought conditions. For optimal performance, consider planting at lower populations to manage its average standability. Its exceptional greensnap resistance and heat tolerance make it a standout choice for areas like Kansas, western Missouri, and eastern Colorado.
Suitable Growing Regions
Central and Western Corn Belt, including states like KS, NE, SD, and IA.
Market & Usage Profile
Dual-purpose hybrid suitable for both grain and silage. Despite not being overly tall, it offers excellent starch content, making it a valuable addition to silage production.
Yield Report
IA
211
bu/ac
(2024)
15.1% moisture
Wet early then dried out late.
MO
150-160
bu/ac
(2025)
58.0 lb test weight
"Good yields for area/weather"
NE
226 (200-240)
bu/ac
(2024)
Was very impressed with corn. Compared to 3 other competitor numbers.
UT
210
bu/ac
(2024)
WY
258
bu/ac
(2025)
Made great grain.
Environmental Adaptability
24X05 excels in drought-prone areas, maintaining ear size and yield potential under stress. Its adaptability to various soil types ensures consistent performance across different environments.
For planting in the United States only unless written permission is obtained from Hybrid85.
Attributes
Productive soil
Marginal soil
Yield
Drought tolerance
Plant health
Green snap
Drydown
Plant population
12-34k
Use
Dual Purpose
Specs
Maturity
105 days
Silking (GDU)
1290
Black layer (GDU)
2530
Ear type
Flex
Plant height
Medium
Test weight
Average
Corn on corn
Very Good
Early plant vigor
Very Good
Root rating
Good
Stalk rating
Good
Goss Wilt
Excellent
Gray Leaf Spot
Average
Northern Leaf Blight
Good
Stalk Anthracnose
Average
For planting in the United States only unless written permission is obtained from Hybrid85.
25p05
105 Day
Used for Grain
- Girthy ears appealing to kernel row counters for high yield potential
- Stands and ears out well even at elevated populations
- Rapid drydown allows for early harvest
- Outstanding drought tolerance with excellent standability and greensnap resistance
Used for: Grain
Productive soil
Marginal soil
Yield
Drought tolerance
Plant health
Green snap
Drydown
Test weight:
Good
Plant population:
26-34k
25P05 Hybrid Details
105 Day
Key Benefits
- Girthy ears appealing to kernel row counters for high yield potential
- Stands and ears out well even at elevated populations
- Rapid drydown allows for early harvest
- Outstanding drought tolerance with excellent standability and greensnap resistance
Nebraska Test Plot - Fall 2024
Hybrid Overview
25P05 was bred to get you kernel row counters excited by its girthy ears. It stands well, even at elevated populations, and its rapid drydown will keep your combine rolling along while your neighbors wait on their corn.
Placement Recommendations
This hybrid can fit on both marginal and productive soils.
Agronomic Tips
25P05 maintains excellent ear girth even under drought stress, making it a tough contender in challenging conditions. Its strong root and stalk structure support high populations, but be mindful of its moderate plant health in areas with high disease pressure.
Suitable Growing Regions
Central and Western Corn Belt
Best suited for IA, NE, SD, CO
Not recommended for eastern IL, OH, and IN
Market & Usage Profile
Primarily a grain hybrid, 25P05 is perfect for growers seeking a balance of yield and adaptability. Its rapid drydown and ear flex make it a standout choice for those looking to maximize efficiency and output.
Yield Report
90-166
bu/ac
(2025)
Dryland. Very impressed for dryland. Had timely rains but ran right alongside top traited corn varieties.
WI
200
bu/ac
(2025)
For planting in the United States only unless written permission is obtained from Hybrid85.
Attributes
Productive soil
Marginal soil
Yield
Drought tolerance
Plant health
Green snap
Drydown
Plant population
26-34k
Use
Grain
Specs
Maturity
105 days
Silking (GDU)
1280
Black layer (GDU)
2530
Ear type
Semi-Determinate
Plant height
Medium
Test weight
Good
Corn on corn
Very Good
Early plant vigor
Very Good
Root rating
Very Good
Stalk rating
Very Good
Goss Wilt
Very Good
Gray Leaf Spot
Good
Northern Leaf Blight
Good
Stalk Anthracnose
Average
For planting in the United States only unless written permission is obtained from Hybrid85.
25x08
108 Day
Dual-purpose
Low Supply
- Exceptional heat tolerance, performing in extreme conditions
- Robust plant health with superior Gray Leaf Spot and predicted tar spot resistance
- Adaptable from coast to coast with optimal performance from IA to OH
- Suitable for dual-purpose use with strong standability
Used for: Dual Purpose
Productive soil
Marginal soil
Yield
Drought tolerance
Plant health
Green snap
Drydown
Test weight:
Good
Plant population:
12-36K
25X08 Hybrid Details
108 Day
Key Benefits
- Exceptional heat tolerance, performing in extreme conditions
- Robust plant health with superior Gray Leaf Spot and predicted tar spot resistance
- Adaptable from coast to coast with optimal performance from IA to OH
- Suitable for dual-purpose use with strong standability
Nebraska Test Plot - Fall 2024
Hybrid Overview
25X08 is a high-performance hybrid that is well adapted across diverse environments. With its exceptional heat and drought tolerance, this hybrid is a reliable choice for both dryland and irrigated conditions. Its genetic lineage ensures robust plant health with very good brittle stalk tolerance and superior fungal disease resistance including Gray Leaf Spot and predicts to have good tar spot resistance.
Placement Recommendations
Poor to high yield potential acres.
Agronomic Tips
For optimal results, consider moderate to moderately high planting populations. This hybrid's strong standability and medium plant size make it ideal for dual-purpose use, especially in northern areas. Its adaptability shines in eastern placements.
Suitable Growing Regions
PA, IA, IN, IL, OH, NE, KS, KY, MD, MO, VA, DE, SD, TX Panhandle, CA, CO, and NM
Yield Report
IN
200
bu/ac
(2025)
MI
240
bu/ac
(2026)
Environmental Adaptability
This hybrid maintains ear size and yield potential even under extreme heat and drought conditions. Its ability to handle disease better than similar hybrids makes it a resilient option for challenging environments.
For planting in the United States only unless written permission is obtained from Hybrid85.
Attributes
Productive soil
Marginal soil
Yield
Drought tolerance
Plant health
Green snap
Drydown
Plant population
12-36K
Use
Dual Purpose
Specs
Maturity
108 days
Silking (GDU)
1390
Black layer (GDU)
2670
Ear type
Semi-Flex
Plant height
Medium
Test weight
Good
Corn on corn
Excellent
Early plant vigor
Very Good
Root rating
Good
Stalk rating
Excellent
Goss Wilt
Very Good
Gray Leaf Spot
Northern Leaf Blight
Good
Stalk Anthracnose
Good
For planting in the United States only unless written permission is obtained from Hybrid85.
25p09
109 Day
Dual-purpose
For food plots in Central U.S. states
Low Supply
- Racehorse hybrid with significant top-end yield potential on irrigated acres
- Suitable for food-grade markets due to excellent test weight and grain quality
- Tall plant with medium to low ear placement, contributing to high silage tonnage
- Dominant performance in Delmarva yield trials, adaptable to both western and eastern regions
Used for: Dual Purpose
Central U.S. food plot suggestion
Productive soil
Marginal soil
Yield
Drought tolerance
Plant health
Green snap
Drydown
Test weight:
Excellent
Plant population:
20-29k
25P09 Hybrid Details
109 Day
Key Benefits
- Racehorse hybrid with significant top-end yield potential on irrigated acres
- Suitable for food-grade markets due to excellent test weight and grain quality
- Tall plant with medium to low ear placement, contributing to high silage tonnage
- Dominant performance in Delmarva yield trials, adaptable to both western and eastern regions
Nebraska Test Plot - Fall 2024
Hybrid Overview
25P09 is a robust hybrid with relatively low ear placement that's a great candidate for both grain or silage. This 109-Day has serious top-end yield potential when growing conditions allow — especially for irrigated acres in the western Corn Belt and along the east coast. Genetic parent lines are Racehorse x Racehorse. 25P09 also can be used for food grade markets.
Placement Recommendations
Best suited for moderate to productive acres, 25P09 excels in environments that support its high yield potential. It's a strong contender for irrigated fields but can also handle dryland conditions with careful management.
Agronomic Tips
This hybrid's tall stature and average late-season stalk strength necessitate planting population management to prevent lodging.
Suitable Growing Regions
DE, NV, NJ, RI, WV, ID, CO, NE, SD, KS, IA, UT, DE, MD, VA, NC
Market & Usage Profile
As a dual-purpose hybrid, 25P09 is ideal for both grain and silage markets. Its excellent test weight and potential for inclusion on food-grade lists make it a versatile choice.
Environmental Adaptability
25P09 handles heat well and shows moderate drought stress tolerance, making it adaptable to various environmental challenges. Its performance in Delmarva yield trials highlights its versatility across different regions.
For planting in the United States only unless written permission is obtained from Hybrid85.
Attributes
Productive soil
Marginal soil
Yield
Drought tolerance
Plant health
Green snap
Drydown
Plant population
20-29k
Use
Dual Purpose
Specs
Maturity
109 days
Silking (GDU)
1325
Black layer (GDU)
2630
Ear type
Flex
Plant height
Test weight
Excellent
Corn on corn
Good
Early plant vigor
Good
Root rating
Average
Stalk rating
Average
Goss Wilt
Excellent
Gray Leaf Spot
Average
Northern Leaf Blight
Very Good
Stalk Anthracnose
Average
For planting in the United States only unless written permission is obtained from Hybrid85.
23b50
112 Day
Used for Grain
Eligible for RegeN Pack Seed Treatment
- Outstanding drought tolerance and ear flex for high yields at lower populations
- Exceptional yield stability in Western conditions
- Early flowering avoids heat stress during pollination
- If you appreciate BOREDOM...The yield monitor just doesn't fluctuate!
Used for: Grain
Productive soil
Marginal soil
Yield
Drought tolerance
Plant health
Green snap
Drydown
Test weight:
Good
Plant population:
12-36K
23B50 Hybrid Details
112 Day
Key Benefits
- Outstanding drought tolerance and ear flex for high yields at lower populations
- Exceptional yield stability in Western conditions
- Early flowering avoids heat stress during pollination
- If you appreciate BOREDOM...The yield monitor just doesn't fluctuate!
Nebraska Test Plot - Fall 2024
Hybrid Overview
High performance hybrid with excellent heat and drought tolerance. 23B50 offers a hybrid with yield performance that spans the West from I35 to the Pacific. This versatile hybrid does everything right and maybe more importantly nothing wrong! 23B50 possesses very good Goss' Wilt tolerance and very good brittle stalk tolerance that allows it to perform exceptionally in its target environment. 23B50 has outstanding ear flex.
Placement Recommendations
Poor to high yield potential acres, making it a versatile option for various soil types.
Good health for the west but in the east may show stalk anthracnose and GLS.
Excellent yield stability, maintaining consistent performance across variable field conditions
Agronomic Tips
This hybrid's strong roots and good stalk strength make it adaptable to different planting populations. It shines in drought conditions, maintaining ear size and yield potential even under stress. Early flowering aids in stress resilience by avoiding heat during pollination.
Suitable Growing Regions
PA, IA, NE, KS, MD, VA, DE, SD, TX Panhandle, CA, CO, and NM
Market & Usage Profile
Primarily a grain hybrid, 23B50 offers excellent yield stability and high kernel count, contributing to its impressive performance. Its adaptability makes it a strong contender for growers seeking reliable grain production in challenging environments.
Yield Report
DE
220
bu/ac
(2025)
Excellent yields for the growing season, other dryland is averaging 120-160.
IA
201.8
bu/ac
(2024)
14.8% moisture
, 60.4 lb test weight
KS
140
bu/ac
(2024)
Dryland, early season wind damage had 15% greensnap, stood back up better than competitor across the road
91
bu/ac
(2024)
marginal moisture, cover cropped before corn
118
bu/ac
(2024)
super dry year. Beating everything that he compared it to.
MD
135
bu/ac
(2024)
61.0 lb test weight
Tough year on moisture, but 23B50 really hung in there, had 1 good rain early then turned into the dust bowl. Good Test weight.
140
bu/ac
(2025)
Great yield given year and lack of moisture. Was very pleased with results.
NE
240
bu/ac
(2024)
60.0 lb test weight
On a sandy pivot. Utilizes compost.
197 field average
bu/ac
(2024)
Compared to 109 Dekalb and was right on par with. 23B50 was at top of test plot followed close behind by 42X14
241
bu/ac
(2023)
Ran right along side big brand competitor
175-180
bu/ac
(2025)
well pleased with the yield for the area
270
bu/ac
(2025)
Most was irrigated but dryland did very well.
165
bu/ac
(2025)
Was a dry year and did just as good as 2 competitors right next to it.
VA
190 bu/ac
bu/ac
(2024)
15.5% moisture
Given the season they were impressed. Other corn in the area was around 100bu/ac
RegeN Pack seed treatment available
For planting in the United States only unless written permission is obtained from Hybrid85.
Attributes
Productive soil
Marginal soil
Yield
Drought tolerance
Plant health
Green snap
Drydown
Plant population
12-36K
Use
Grain
Specs
Maturity
112 days
Silking (GDU)
1370
Black layer (GDU)
2680
Ear type
Flex
Plant height
Test weight
Good
Corn on corn
Excellent
Early plant vigor
Very Good
Root rating
Good
Stalk rating
Excellent
Goss Wilt
Very Good
Gray Leaf Spot
Good
Northern Leaf Blight
Good
Stalk Anthracnose
Good
For planting in the United States only unless written permission is obtained from Hybrid85.
23p66
113 Day
Dual-purpose
Food Grade
- Bright orange, dense food-grade grain with high test weight
- Proven genetics with top NCGA yield contest wins
- Strong disease resistance, including tar spot tolerance
Used for: Dual Purpose
Productive soil
Marginal soil
Yield
Drought tolerance
Plant health
Green snap
Drydown
Test weight:
Excellent
Plant population:
20-32k
23P66 Hybrid Details
113 Day
Key Benefits
- Bright orange, dense food-grade grain with high test weight
- Proven genetics with top NCGA yield contest wins
- Strong disease resistance, including tar spot tolerance
Nebraska Test Plot - Fall 2024
Hybrid Overview
23P66 is a performance hybrid known for its outstanding yield potential and adaptability across diverse growing conditions. With its bright, shiny orange food-grade grain, this hybrid is a top choice for growers seeking high test weight dense grain. It also has dual-purpose grain/silage flexibility. Its genetic lineage boasts some of the highest NCGA yield contest wins, making it a reliable performer in both grain and silage applications.
Placement Recommendations
Ideal for moderate to high yield potential acres, but thrives in a variety of soil types, from productive to marginal.
Agronomic Tips
For optimal performance, maintain plant populations between 20,000 to 32,000 plants per acre to avoid lodging. This hybrid is a "get-after-it-early" type, so timely harvest is key to maximizing yield.
Predicted to handle tar spot well in Illinois and Iowa
Suitable Growing Regions
KS, NE, IA, MO, AR, TN, KY, IL, IN, OH, DE, MD, VA, PA
Market & Usage Profile
23P66 exhibits dense food-grade grain, making it an excellent choice for food processing markets. Its dual-purpose nature allows for flexibility, primarily focusing on grain but also suitable for silage if needed.
Yield Report
IA
239
bu/ac
(2024)
228.8
bu/ac
(2024)
14.5% moisture
, 60.7 lb test weight
200-260
bu/ac
(2024)
Better where deer didn't hurt it.
IL
200+
bu/ac
(2024)
58.0 lb test weight
Out yielded my $300 corn
160-170
bu/ac
(2024)
Produced right alongside the Pioneer and Dekalb they had on the farm.
IN
300
bu/ac
(2024)
59.0 lb test weight
KY
220
bu/ac
(2023)
63.0 lb test weight
NE
231
bu/ac
(2023)
Ran right along side big brand competitor
197
bu/ac
(2025)
Pleasantly surprised given year
OH
240-250
bu/ac
(2025)
TN
100-175
bu/ac
(2024)
14.5% moisture
, 62.0 lb test weight
Started wet and turned off hot and dry. Needed a rain at silk/tassle and didn't get it. Looked really good at the start and held on well through the tough conditions. Bottoms were around 165-175 bu/ac but tops of hills were marginal.
Environmental Adaptability
With above-average stress and drought tolerance, 23P66 maintains ear size and yield potential even under challenging conditions. Its resistance to Goss's Wilt and predicted ability to handle tar spot well in Illinois and Iowa further enhance its reliability.
For planting in the United States only unless written permission is obtained from Hybrid85.
Attributes
Productive soil
Marginal soil
Yield
Drought tolerance
Plant health
Green snap
Drydown
Plant population
20-32k
Use
Dual Purpose
Specs
Maturity
113 days
Silking (GDU)
1405
Black layer (GDU)
2735
Ear type
Plant height
Medium
Test weight
Excellent
Corn on corn
Very Good
Early plant vigor
Average
Root rating
Good
Stalk rating
Very Good
Goss Wilt
Excellent
Gray Leaf Spot
Very Good
Northern Leaf Blight
Good
Stalk Anthracnose
Very Good
For planting in the United States only unless written permission is obtained from Hybrid85.
24p14
114 Day
Used for Grain
For food plots in Central U.S. states
Low Supply
- High-yield “racehorse” hybrid for fertile acres
- Improved stalk anthracnose resistance
- Broader adaptability
Used for: Grain
Central U.S. food plot suggestion
Productive soil
Marginal soil
Yield
Drought tolerance
Plant health
Green snap
Drydown
Test weight:
Good
Plant population:
14-32K
24P14 Hybrid Details
114 Day
Key Benefits
- High-yield “racehorse” hybrid for fertile acres
- Improved stalk anthracnose resistance
- Broader adaptability
Nebraska Test Plot - Fall 2024
Hybrid Overview
24P14 is a high-performing grain hybrid designed for those looking to maximize yield on fertile ground. Known as a "racehorse" hybrid, it thrives in areas with adequate moisture and fertility, yet it also adapts well to dryland conditions. Its genetic lineage ties somewhat closely to 42X14, offering similar health but with improved stalk anthracnose resistance, making it a versatile choice across various regions and allowing it to move east.
Placement Recommendations
Productive acres that have variable soil types.
Excels in both irrigated and dryland conditions.
Agronomic Tips
To optimize yield, manage for a timely harvest. Be mindful of the hybrid's sometimes rubbery cob, which can affect shelling. Adjust combine settings to ensure clean grain results.
Suitable Growing Regions
ID, UT, CO, KS, NE, IA, MO, AR, MS, AL, TN, TX, NM, SD, KY, IL, IN, OH, PA, DE, MD, VA, NC
Particularly well-suited for regions east of the Missouri River, including western Iowa and Missouri.
Market & Usage Profile
Primarily a grain hybrid, 24P14 can also serve as silage in the 105RM zone, where it grows impressively large. However, its primary strength lies in grain production.
Yield Report
IL
200+
bu/ac
(2024)
59.0 lb test weight
Out yielded my $300 corn.
NE
250+
bu/ac
(2024)
255
bu/ac
(2025)
Ran right alongside top competitor brands.
For planting in the United States only unless written permission is obtained from Hybrid85.
Attributes
Productive soil
Marginal soil
Yield
Drought tolerance
Plant health
Green snap
Drydown
Plant population
14-32K
Use
Grain
Specs
Maturity
114 days
Silking (GDU)
1415
Black layer (GDU)
2740
Ear type
Flex
Plant height
Medium
Test weight
Good
Corn on corn
Good
Early plant vigor
Good
Root rating
Good
Stalk rating
Average
Goss Wilt
Excellent
Gray Leaf Spot
Good
Northern Leaf Blight
Good
Stalk Anthracnose
Average
For planting in the United States only unless written permission is obtained from Hybrid85.
42x14
114 Day
Dual-purpose
For food plots
Low Supply
- Exceptional ear flex for high yields at low populations
- Outstanding heat and drought tolerance for the West
- Dual-purpose hybrid ideal for high-elevation silage
Used for: Dual Purpose
food plot suggestion
Productive soil
Marginal soil
Yield
Drought tolerance
Plant health
Green snap
Drydown
Test weight:
Average
Plant population:
12-32K
42X14 Hybrid Details
114 Day
Key Benefits
- Exceptional ear flex for high yields at low populations
- Outstanding heat and drought tolerance for the West
- Dual-purpose hybrid ideal for high-elevation silage
Nebraska Test Plot - Fall 2024
Hybrid Overview
42X14 is a do everything hybrid in the West that is a great option for premium ground as well as the tough stuff. 42X14 has ears with exceptional flex in both length and girth. It tolerates high heat and drought conditions exceptionally well. It also makes high quality silage and tons well in high elevation growing environments.
Placement Recommendations
Productive acres that have variable soil types.
It excels in both irrigated and dryland conditions.
Agronomic Tips
To maximize yield potential, manage for a timely harvest to avoid late-season stalk issues. This hybrid performs well at lower populations, which aids in standability, but can also handle higher populations under pivots.
Suitable Growing Regions
ID, UT, CO, CA, UT, NV, OK KS, NE, IA, TX, NM, SD
Market & Usage Profile
It offers dual-purpose potential with thick stalks, high yield, heavy ear, and good starch content, making it excellent for silage.
For those prioritizing tonnage over quality, 23X16 might be a better choice, but for quality, especially in dairies, 42X14 is fantastic..
Yield Report
CO
245 average
bu/ac
(2025)
57.6 lb test weight
Very pleased with results.
KS
115
bu/ac
(2025)
Dryland, did very well for his area, was a good tall dual purpose type plant with girthy ears.
NE
200-210
bu/ac
(2024)
190
bu/ac
(2024)
One of the top hybrid in test plot.
244
bu/ac
(2023)
Ran right along side big brand competitor
For planting in the United States only unless written permission is obtained from Hybrid85.
Attributes
Productive soil
Marginal soil
Yield
Drought tolerance
Plant health
Green snap
Drydown
Plant population
12-32K
Use
Dual Purpose
Specs
Maturity
114 days
Silking (GDU)
1415
Black layer (GDU)
2740
Ear type
Flex
Plant height
Medium
Test weight
Average
Corn on corn
Good
Early plant vigor
Good
Root rating
Good
Stalk rating
Average
Goss Wilt
Excellent
Gray Leaf Spot
Good
Northern Leaf Blight
Good
Stalk Anthracnose
Average
For planting in the United States only unless written permission is obtained from Hybrid85.
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