The hybrid is characterized by tall stature and well-developed leaf mass, possessing a strong stalk that ensures high resistance to lodging. The plant exhibits good overall phytosanitary resistance, in particular, a low level of infection by common smut.
The grain is of the dent type. The product is distinguished by high starch content, good fiber digestibility, and a high proportion of cob in the total silage mass. Due to these characteristics, the hybrid provides a high energy yield per unit area.
The variety is versatile and intended for the harvesting of silage used both for livestock feed and for the needs of biogas plants. When grown for grain, the hybrid is recommended for sugar beet-growing regions, and when grown for silage, for potato, grain, and sugar beet-growing zones.
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