The hybrid belongs to very early varieties; in 2006 German classifications it was designated as group S 190, and in Lithuanian studies from the early 2000s, an FAO 180 value was indicated for silage use.
During variety trials conducted in Lithuania from 2000 to 2002, the hybrid was characterized by stable green mass productivity. At present, the variety is considered obsolete and is not included in current commercial catalogs.
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