The Goldoli variety was used in European agriculture and was also considered an option for organic farming in the UK. During field trials in 2002, it was recorded that the plants reached a height of over 1.8 meters.
The variety belonged to the early group, with tasseling occurring by the beginning of August. In forage quality reports, this hybrid was characterized by high energy value indicators. The variety was included in breeding lists until 2004 and is currently considered obsolete.
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