The variety was obtained by crossing the varieties Oakley and Cougar and is classified as feed wheat. It is characterized by high yield, good autumn tillering energy, and rapid development in the spring period.
The plant is tall, has ears with a medium density level and small awn-like outgrowths, and a medium intensity of glaucousness. The variety exhibits good resistance to yellow rust and an above-average level of resistance to Septoria.
The wheat is adapted for cultivation on light and heavy soils. It is not recommended to use the variety for very early sowing.
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