The hybrid belongs to the mid-early group (FAO 240) with an intermediate, predominantly flint grain type. Plants are tall, possess a high initial growth rate, and exhibit the Stay Green trait, which ensures long-lasting green coloration of leaves during the ripening period.
The variety is distinguished by resistance to lodging, Fusarium, and common smut, as well as high drought tolerance. Suitable for cultivation on various soil types, including less fertile and light soils.
The hybrid is versatile in use. When grown for silage, it is valued for its high dry matter yield, high proportion of ears in the plant composition, and good feed digestibility. The grain is characterized by a relatively high starch content.
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