The variety is the result of crossing KWS Horizon and CPBT W134. The plants have a short stem and belong to the late maturity group. The variety possesses very good lodging resistance, good resistance to powdery mildew, and moderate resistance to Septoria and yellow rust, while being sensitive to Fusarium.
The grain is classified as bread-making with a high falling number, however it may contain low protein levels, which requires nitrogen nutrition control. The variety is intended for winter sowing, most preferred for light soils and use as the first winter crop in crop rotation.
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