The hybrid belongs to the early maturity group with FAO S 220 ratings for silage maturity and K 230 for grain. The plants have medium to high ear placement; the grain type is close to flint.
The variety possesses good resistance to stalk rot and lodging, and is characterized by prolonged green color retention of the vegetative mass up to the time of harvest. It is valued for the high digestibility of residual plant parts and high-quality starch accumulation.
The hybrid is universal and is recommended for cultivation for silage, grain, and biogas production due to high biomass and energy yield indicators.
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