Federal Plant Variety Office approves 20 new varieties of maize in Germany

Published Feb 17, 2022

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The Federal Plant Variety Office in Germany has approved 20 new maize varieties for cultivation, some of which are specifically for silo maize and biogas production. These new varieties have undergone rigorous testing to ensure they surpass existing varieties in cultivation and processing properties. Once approved, they can be cultivated in Germany and the EU. More information on these new varieties can be found on the DMK list of varieties and the PDF file available for download on the maiskomitee.de website.
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As the federal authority responsible for plant variety protection and variety approval in Germany, the Federal Plant Variety Office has concluded the annual approval negotiations for maize varieties. A total of 20 varieties have been newly approved and described nationally. A total of six maize varieties have been described for silo maize and maize for biogas production, three for grain maize and eleven maize varieties in the combination of all forms of utilization. The new varieties are approved in accordance with the provisions of the Seed Marketing Act. The prerequisite for the approval of a new variety is that it shows an improvement in its cultivation and processing properties compared to varieties that have already been approved. For this purpose, the newly bred varieties are checked for their regional cultural value in the national value test by the Federal Plant Variety Office and then negotiated before the Plant Variety Committee. After successful approval, the variety ...

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