The variety is a specialized forage plant for the production of high-energy silage used in biogas plants and for cattle feed. Due to its early maturity, the variety is often used as an intermediate crop preceding silage maize sowing.
The plant possesses intensive growth at low temperatures, high tillering, and the ability to quickly cover the soil during the autumn period, which prevents erosion and suppresses weeds. The variety is characterized as diploid and tall, with a medium or long ear.
The variety efficiently utilizes nutrients, including organic fertilizers such as liquid manure or digestate. Under field conditions when cultivated for green mass, the variety demonstrates resistance that does not require specific fungicidal treatment.
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