The variety is early-maturing and begins flowering in the first week of May, when mowing for hay is recommended. Biomass productivity can reach 30 tons per hectare, while the fodder is noted for high palatability for animals.
The plant possesses resistance to fungal infections and low temperatures. It adapts well to various soil types, including areas with low moisture content.
The crop is used as forage in the autumn-spring period, is suitable for silage, can be grown in pure stands or in mixtures, and is also used as a green manure crop.
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