The hybrid belongs to the early-maturing group with an FAO index of 270. The grain type is intermediate, with a pronounced tendency toward dent, which ensures effective moisture release during the ripening period. The plant is characterized by high lodging resistance.
The variety has a dual purpose: for grain, including high-moisture grain, and for technological silage, including for biogas production. The hybrid demonstrates high grain yield potential and increased starch content in silage mass.
The maize possesses high adaptability and plasticity, suitable for cultivation on both heavy fertile soils and light soils prone to drought. Initial growth is relatively slow; however, the hybrid responds positively to intensive cultivation technologies.
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