The variety belongs to the rhizomatous types of alfalfa capable of spreading via underground shoots. This feature contributes to stand longevity and survival under grazing conditions.
The plant possesses increased winter hardiness and drought tolerance, which allows for successful cultivation in the climatic conditions of prairies and northern regions. In comparative trials, the variety demonstrates stable seed formation, however, under intensive hay harvesting, it may yield in green mass volume to specialized hay varieties.
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