The variety belongs to class 7 on the Australian winter activity scale, which ensures growth during the winter period and rapid regeneration after cutting or grazing. The plant possesses a powerful taproot system penetrating to a depth of more than 3 meters, and large leaves on upright stems.
The variety demonstrates resistance to spotted alfalfa aphid and Phytophthora root rot, significantly exceeding the performance of the Hunter River variety. It exhibits better productivity on well-drained neutral or alkaline soils, provided that rotational grazing is applied.
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