The variety has a fall dormancy rating of 3. Regarding diseases and pests, it possesses high resistance to bacterial wilt and anthracnose, and is resistant to Phytophthora root rot and Fusarium wilt. For Verticillium wilt, resistance or moderate resistance has been noted.
Morphologically, the variety does not possess a creeping-rooted trait, despite its name suggesting grazing use. The variety is intended for forage purposes and is used both for hay harvesting and grazing. It has also been used in breeding programs to improve the digestibility of stem fiber.
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