The variety is characterized as mid-season and medium-height, possessing high resistance to lodging. The plant exhibits resistance to barley yellow dwarf virus (yd2 gene) and barley yellow mosaic virus (BaYMV-2), and is adapted to drought cultivation conditions.
The grain has a thousand kernel weight of 48–50 grams and a protein content of 12.1–13.3%. The yield potential is 70–100 c/ha. The primary purpose of the variety is the malting industry; it can be used as feed if necessary.
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