The variety belongs to the mid-early maturity group with an FAO value of approximately 260. The grain has a mixed type, combining characteristics of flint and dent types. The hybrid is universal and suitable for cultivation for both grain and silage.
In field trials, the variety demonstrated high dry grain yield performance. Resistance to lodging and stalk breakage is rated as medium to good. The hybrid also possesses resistance to a number of leaf diseases, including Helminthosporium leaf blight.
Scientific research on the variety covered issues of silage quality, including analysis of nutrient composition in ears and the whole plant, digestibility of components in the rumen, as well as the impact on feed intake and productivity of dairy cattle.
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