The hybrid belongs to the very early maturity group with an FAO number of 230 and possesses Tropical Dent type genetics. Plants are characterized by medium height and low ear placement, demonstrating high resistance to lodging and major diseases.
The flint-dent type grain has a turnout of 80.8% and a thousand kernel weight of about 350 g. The grain contains 9.4% protein and 70.11% starch. When used for feed, the hybrid provides high growth energy and good feed conversion.
The hybrid is suitable for early harvesting for grain, which reduces the risk of mycotoxin accumulation, as well as for obtaining high-quality silage with a high dry matter yield.
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