The variety is intended for fodder purposes, including use as hay and pasture feed. Research confirms the possibility of using the biomass of this variety in fresh or ensiled form as a cosubstrate in biomethane production.
In comparative trials, a high degree of infection with fungal diseases was noted, including Epichloë typhina, which causes stem damage. The study of carbohydrate composition showed that the main part of fructosans accumulates at the base of the stem, which plays a key role in sward regeneration after mowing.
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