The hybrid is characterized by high earliness, which allows for its use in late sowing and cultivation in regions with cool climates. The plants have a significant height with low cob placement and demonstrate good cold tolerance at early stages of development.
The flint-dent grain type is distinguished by slow starch digestibility. As a silage crop, the hybrid is valued for its high energy density, starch content, and good digestibility, which makes it suitable for dairy cattle feeding and biogas production.
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