The plant is characterized by high productivity, fine stems, and dense foliage. The spring growth habit is semi-erect. The variety has resistance to six major alfalfa diseases, including root rot caused by Aphanomyces race 2, and nematodes.
Due to the stem structure, the mown biomass dries faster. The variety is characterized by good winter survival and high persistence. The product is intended for commercial hay production and use in dairy farming, showing broad environmental adaptability.
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