The variety is mid-season, has a medium stem height and good resistance to lodging. The grain is distinguished by high vitreousness, high falling number, protein and gluten content values, as well as resistance to pre-harvest sprouting in the ear.
The plant possesses high winter hardiness and tolerance to soil acidification, which allows for its use on medium and higher quality soils, including sowing after maize or in monoculture. The variety shows resistance to yellow rust, brown rust, Fusarium head blight, and stem base diseases.
The variety is suitable for cultivation using semi-intensive and intensive technologies. The recommended seeding rate is 320–360 viable seeds per 1 square meter, provided optimal sowing dates are observed.
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