The hybrid specializes in maximizing dry matteryield, with a content of approximately 22.5–22.8%. Unlike classic sugar beet varieties intended for sugar processing, this hybrid is positioned as an energy or forage crop for the needs of biogas plants and livestock farming.
The plant possesses tolerance to rhizomania and low susceptibility to soil contamination during harvesting. The morphological features of the hybrid are adapted for "Lift & Pit" mechanized harvesting.
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