Jelena Golijan Pantović, Vera Popović
Maize (Zea mays L., Poaceae family) is the most domesticated plant species in the world. At the global level, the growing trend of expanding the area under organic plant production is evident. The use of genetically modified hybrids is prohibited in organic production. One of main prerequisites for the successful organic maize production is the use of hybrids that are well adapted to local conditions and tolerance of most abiotic and biotic stress factors. Among the most widely grown are MS 3014, MS 4015, MS 5043, NS 6010, NS 6030, NS 640 and NS 7020, which belong to different FAO maturity groups and are well adapted to the agro-ecological conditions of the country. In Serbia, organic crop production takes place on an area of 25035.11 ha, while cereal production is in second place with an area of 38384.54 ha. Considering the importance of maize as a field crop and the place it occupies among types of cereals, the goal of this paper was to point out the importance and state of certified organic maize production. Distribution of organic production of maize and maize for planting in the region of South and Eastern Serbia shows significant variance, highlighting the areas dominated by organic maize cultivation.
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