The Alamo variety is classified as a winter cereal crop — triticale. It is used primarily in the feed sector, as well as a grain crop for agricultural needs.
During the 1990s and early 2000s, the Alamo variety was used in breeding work as a reference sample. During testing, its stable yield performance was noted, as well as decent grain quality, including test weight, in comparison with other varieties of that time.
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