The variety belongs to non-dormant types of alfalfa. It is intended for irrigated agriculture in hot climates, where it provides active growth and the possibility of multiple cuts throughout the year.
The plant is used primarily for hay production. The variety underwent testing for resistance to a number of diseases and pests, including nematodes and wilts, in the conditions of the state of Arizona.
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