The hybrid belongs to the FAO 230–240 maturity group (260 in some data) and forms semi-flint type grain. The plant is characterized by a tall and well-foliated structure, which, combined with high moisture release during ripening and easy threshability, makes it efficient for silage and grain production.
The variety possesses vigorous initial growth and good lodging resistance. It is resistant to Fusarium ear rot, common smut, and European corn borer infestation. It is adapted to various soil types, from poor to fertile, and is suitable for sowing at a density of 75,000–85,000 plants per hectare for grain and 90,000–95,000 for silage.
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