The variety has a vigorous type of development, which contributes to the effective suppression of weeds, in particular black-grass. Morphology is noted for the presence of awns. The variety is characterized by high resistance to yellow rust and orange wheat blossom midge; resistance to septoria is rated at 7 points.
The wheat is classified as a group 2 variety, which implies its use in bread-making. In the climatic conditions of the UK, the variety can be used for spring sowing, and in some cases, late spring or late autumn sowing is permitted.
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