The hybrid belongs to the mid-late group with a FAO rating of approximately 250–260. The plant is characterized by a dent-type grain and high early growth vigor. The variety stands out for its ability to rapidly lose moisture during ripening while maintaining a green leaf state for an extended period.
The plant possesses high yield stability under difficult growing conditions and can be cultivated on less fertile soils. Its versatility allows this hybrid to be used for grain production, silage production, and in the biogas industry.
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Countries of admission
5 jurisdictions
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DKC 3719primaryDE
DKC3719AT, IT, QM, UA
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