The variety belongs to the HEAR (High Erucic Acid Rapeseed) category, which excludes its food use, as its erucic acid content significantly exceeds modern food standards. Seeds of this variety were intended for the needs of the technical industry, including the creation of lubricants and printing inks.
In 2013 agronomic publications, the yield of the variety was estimated at approximately 6% lower compared to leading hybrids of that time. Seed production of this type of oilseed rape traditionally required higher costs compared to conventional hybrid varieties.
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