The hybrid belongs to the late-maturity FAO 700 group. Used primarily as a silage plant; suitable for double cropping after grasses; in southern regions, cultivation for grain is possible with a maturity period of 120–130 days.
The plant possesses high germination energy and seedling vigor; leaves have a semi-erect orientation. Characterized by lodging resistance, drought tolerance, and the ability to maintain green color for a long time (Stay Green).
Produce is distinguished by a high starch content of over 30% and crude protein of about 9%, as well as high fiber digestibility. Recommended planting density is 13–16 cm between plants in the row with 70 cm row spacing.
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