The hybrid belongs to the late-maturing group with a vegetation period of about 135 days. The plant is characterized by a strong stalk, a developed root system, and large erect leaves with a pronounced stay-green effect, which allows the leaf blade to remain green for a long time.
The ears have a conical shape and contain 16–20 rows of semi-dent grain with deep setting. The hybrid possesses high initial growth energy, is tolerant to drought and high temperatures, and also demonstrates good adaptation to various soil types.
Silage produced from this variety is valued for its optimal ratio of NDF/ADF fiber digestibility indicators and high grain content. The grain is also characterized by good starch digestibility, which accounts for its demand in the agro-industry.
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AGN 717primaryQM
AGN717GR, SI
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