Grain

Masters Choice genetics allow for the most agronomical grain varieties on the market. Producing an overall healthier corn plant has been the backbone of the Masters Choice Research and Development for over three decades. This means you will see a massively elaborate drought tolerant root structure, a dense and rugged stalk, and heavy yielding true flex ears. The Masters Choice Hybrids strength of stalk and roots enable these varieties to posses a high degree of natural pest resistance and stress tolerance. Not to mention we routinely receive testimonials that the flexing ear capabilities produce the greatest yields a farm had ever produced.
Conventional Grain
NameMaturityDescription
MC-46883It is hard to believe this corn is only an 83 day maturity hybrid. It is a big hybrid for its maturity that yields a lot of grain. It's early flowering and has a quick dry down.
MC-48090This corn yields like a much longer season hybrid but acts like a shorter maturing hybrid because of it's rapid dry down. The big ears make for lots of digestible grain.
MC-49094This corn is very unusual, in that it has great southern movement. It can handle the heat of southern zones well. It is deep rooted for natural drought tolerance. MC/SP-490 has a lot of flex for big ears of highly digestible starch.
MC-51598This MPG hybrid does not move south as well as some other hybrids, but north of I-80 it's a proven winner. The floury grain is very digestible on a firm white cob.
MC-525102This hybrid is a very dependable solid performer. It consistently yields with medium and full season varieties.
MC-530105The floury grain of 530 is the best we produce for starch availability. It is excellent for hi-moisture corn and earlage. Keep 530 north of I-70 for best results.
MC-534107This brand new conventional hybrid has exceptional plant health and agronomics. 534 adapts well across a wide zone of geography, and yield has been outstanding.
MC-535107This exciting new hybrid is similar to 530 in several ways. The big, girthy ears on a firm white cob are both top yielding for maximum energy, and the digestibility of the starch is among our very best. MC/MCT-535 has better late season plant health, and late fall harvestability than 530.
MC-550110We want 550 planted on soils with good organic movement for best performance. Avoid shallow tight soils or continuous corn. 550 is also prolific which means you can plant half populations (15,000-18,000) for maximum nutrient utilization and drought tolerance.
MC-573111This corn is one of our best for deep/dense rooting to bring drought tolerance to shallow or sandy soil types. Yield is excellent and the plant health is top notch. It also gives us very good southern movement.
MC-618112This corn is not very tall, but has thick/dense stalks. Grain yield is average, but very digestible. It's very stress tolerant, making it an inexpensive option for less than best soils.
MC-625115Similar to 550 in as much as this MPG hybrid needs good fertility and soil nutrient movement to be at its best. We like to say "plant in an alfalfa/sod rotation." 625 is also prolific and can be planted at half populations.
MC-630115It has good stress tolerance and superior plant health. We believe 630 will have very responsive southern movement. We like it's adaptability to all zone movement. Excellent yield potential.
MC-590116This guy is a "horse." It produces big girthy ears with plenty of flex. It handles any kind of soil, planting pop or stress. It roots deep for our best drought tolerance.
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