Study Evaluates Silage Yield and Quality of Maize Genotypes in Türkiye’s Central Black Sea Region Over Multiple Growing Seasons

A multi-year study conducted in the central Black Sea region of Türkiye has evaluated the silage yield, quality, and stability of various maize (Zea mays L.) genotypes. Researchers analyzed data over several growing seasons to assess how different maize varieties performed under local environmental conditions, focusing on their suitability for silage production.

The study examined key parameters such as biomass yield, nutritional composition, and fermentation stability across multiple maize genotypes. Researchers collected samples from experimental plots and measured factors including dry matter content, protein levels, fiber composition, and digestibility. The findings highlighted variations in performance among the tested genotypes, with some demonstrating higher yields and better silage quality than others. The research also considered climatic influences on crop development and storage stability during the evaluation period.

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Date: April 18, 2026

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