The variety is characterized by intensive growth in the spring period and the ability to recover after mowing in 26–30 days. The plant possesses a developed root system, allowing for efficient nutrient uptake, and demonstrates low susceptibility to lodging.
The variety belongs to dormancy class 5 and is adapted to regions with a short growing season and severe winters. The plant possesses resistance to Fusarium and high nutritional value due to an optimal leaf-to-stem ratio.
The crop is intended for intensive forage production, including the harvesting of high-quality hay and haylage.
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