The variety is a bunchgrass that forms a dense sward. It is intended for the production of hay, silage, and livestock grazing, and it combines well in grass mixtures with legumes. The plant possesses high seed germination energy and quickly establishes a sward after sowing.
Distinctive features of the variety are high nutritional value, good digestibility, and the ability for uniform distribution of dry matter yield throughout the season, including productivity in the summer period. The variety exhibits high resistance to leaf diseases, possesses winter hardiness, and the ability for rapid regrowth after mowing or grazing.
The variety is adapted to various types of soils, with well-drained elevated areas being preferred. The plant is able to tolerate heavy soils, provided they are not prone to moisture stagnation.
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