The variety belongs to the winter soft red wheat type. Plants have short stature and strong straw, which ensures high lodging resistance. In terms of maturity, the variety is classified as mid-season, ripening a few days later than the Arthur variety.
The plant possesses good winter hardiness. The variety exhibits resistance to leaf rust, some races of stem rust, and most races of Hessian fly, while being susceptible to powdery mildew. Yield is high; the grain is distinguished by high test weight.
The crop is intended for grain production. There is information on the variety's suitability for use as silage or for livestock grazing as part of forage mixtures.
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