The variety is characterized by rapid establishment after sowing and is ready for grazing in 60–120 days. The plant is of medium height, with the bulk of the biomass concentrated in the leaves, which have long petioles. The produce has a high protein content and good digestibility for sheep and cattle.
The plant possesses good winter hardiness and is capable of suppressing weeds under favorable growing conditions. The degree of nematode infestation is moderate, which is typical for fodder brassicas. The variety can be used in forage mixtures with turnips, radishes, and other hybrids.
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