The variety belongs to early maturing tall plants. The strong straw ensures lodging resistance, and the tall stand contributes to weed suppression. The variety demonstrates excellent resistance to Septoria, powdery mildew, as well as yellow and brown rust.
The grain has a high protein content and a high falling number, which allows it to be classified as an elite quality class. The variety is universal in use, suitable for both the flour milling industry and forage purposes, and is suitable for organic and conventional farming.
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