The hybrid is classified as a flint-type maize. Studies of forage quality noted a relatively low effective degradability of grain dry matter in the rumen, which is a characteristic feature of flint forms.
In agronomic trials, the hybrid showed adaptability to specific sowing dates, in particular, the second ten-day period of May. Previously, the plant was used in both silage production and grain farming.
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