The variety is used as a forage grass intended for livestock grazing. It is regularly included in comparative scientific trials of perennial grasses to evaluate productivity, nutritional value, and animal preference during grazing.
In comparative trials, the variety demonstrates lower dry matter yield compared to tall fescue and orchardgrass, as well as some other meadow fescue varieties. The crop is well-suited for intensive managed grazing, but may be inferior in longevity to tall fescue.
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Countries of admission
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