The hybrid belongs to the mid-early group with an FAO 220 rating. The grain type is defined as flint-dent or flint, and the plant has medium early growth vigor.
A characteristic feature of the hybrid is the 'stay green' trait, which ensures the leaves remain green until full maturity, positively affecting the quality of the vegetative mass when used for silage.
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