The variety is short-stemmed, which provides high resistance to lodging. The plant belongs to the mid-early maturity group and possesses high tillering capacity, which allows for reduced seeding rates. The variety shows good adaptability to various soil and climatic conditions and is tolerant to soil acidification.
The variety possesses high winter hardiness and demonstrates resistance to fungal diseases, including powdery mildew, snow mold, rhynchosporium, as well as brown rust, yellow rust, and stem base diseases. The grain is characterized by large size, good uniformity, high density, and resistance to pre-harvest sprouting in the ear.
The variety is positioned as a fodder variety with high productivity that requires more sparse sowing compared to some other varieties.
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