The hybrid belongs to the early-maturing group with an FAO 210 rating, which in some cases varies within the 181–220 range. Plants form tall, voluminous stalks. The grain is of the flint-dent type; ears contain 14–16 rows with 32–34 grains per row; thousand kernel weight is 300–310 g.
The plant possesses resistance to lodging, drought conditions, and common smut (Ustilago maydis). It is characterized by good growth vigor at initial developmental stages and a pronounced Stay Green effect, which allows the plant to maintain green coloration during the maturation period.
The hybrid is versatile in its use, suitable for both grain cultivation and silage harvesting. Qualitative indicators of the silage mass include a protein content of 10% or more, as well as a high starch content exceeding 72%.
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