The hybrid belongs to a very early maturity group with an FAO number of 180. The plant is characterized as tall for its maturity period. The grain type is flint-dent, the texture of which promotes rapid starch degradation in the rumen. The hybrid possesses high cold tolerance, which allows it to be used in less favorable areas, as well as high resistance to lodging and Helminthosporium leaf blight.
This hybrid is versatile and is used for the production of silage, biogas, as well as for grain production, including crimping or rolling. It is distinguished by its ability for rapid dry matter accumulation up to 30–32%. The silage mass is characterized by a high starch content and good digestibility of the whole plant.
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