The hybrid belongs to the mid-early maturity group with FAO 230–240. The crop is characterized by its versatility of use: it is suitable for the production of silage, grain, biogas, and grits.
The plants possess high resistance to lodging and stress conditions, including moisture deficit. The hybrid is adapted for cultivation on various soil types, including less fertile, heavy, and slowly warming soils in spring, due to a high early growth rate.
A distinctive feature is the low grain moisture at harvest, which allows for reduced costs for subsequent product drying.
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