The hybrid belongs to the mid-season group with an FAO rating of 230 and is characterized as a tall plant with a large habitus. By type, the grain is classified as flint. The plant possesses good resistance to cold, which allows it to develop in various climatic conditions.
The primary intended use is for silage production, for which the hybrid produces a high yield of dry matter. It is characterized by rapid moisture release upon reaching physiological maturity. Stable cultivation results are achieved both in open field and when using plastic film technologies, including under moderately cool and humid seasonal conditions.
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