The hybrid consists of rather tall plants with good resistance to lodging. It is characterized by high tolerance to stalk and ear rot, as well as effective tolerance to drought conditions. The grain is distinguished by the ability for rapid moisture loss at the end of the ripening period.
When used for silage purposes, the hybrid provides a high proportion of grain in the total mass, increased starch content, and excellent digestibility. The recommended sowing density is from 75,000 to 85,000 grains per hectare for grain production and up to 95,000 grains for silage.
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