The variety is classified as feed wheat and is also used for export and alcohol production. It is a late-maturing variety characterized by slow development in the autumn period and later activity in the spring, which helps distribute the harvest workload. The plant is relatively tall, and straw strength is assessed as medium, requiring control with growth regulators.
The grain has medium to low test weight and falling number indices, while the variety demonstrates resistance to sprouting in the ear. Resistance to major diseases is assessed as medium or below medium, which necessitates intensive fungicidal protection.
The variety possesses genetic resistance to the orange wheat blossom midge, which allows for a reduction in the number of insecticide applications. Recommended sowing dates are no earlier than mid-September. It is suitable for cultivation as both a first and second crop in a rotation.
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