The variety possesses slow primordial development and a very stiff straw, providing high lodging resistance, with the application of growth regulators recommended at the GS 31 stage. The plant exhibits high resistance to rust, eyespot, and orange wheat blossom midge.
The grain is distinguished by high specific weight and good resistance to pre-harvest sprouting. The variety is characterized as a "biscuit" wheat, suitable for milling and export supplies. Due to a moderate tillering tendency, an increase in the seed rate by 25 seeds per square meter is recommended.
The variety is adapted to various soil types and crop rotations, allowing for sowing as both a first and second cereal. The recommended period for sowing operations covers the timeframe from early September to the end of January.
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