The hybrid belongs to the early-maturing group, and is characterized as very early in a number of classifications. The grain is of the dent or dent-like type. The crop has high starch content and demonstrates good grain moisture release at early maturity stages.
The plant possesses excellent early growth vigor. The primary use is grain production, however, the hybrid is also suitable for use as a very early silage type, including in stubble crops. Some materials note the possibility of susceptibility to stalk rot.
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P 7043primaryQZ
P7043NL, QZ
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