The hybrid belongs to the early-maturing group and is characterized by low ear placement, which lowers the plant's center of gravity and contributes to its lodging resistance. The plant shows high adaptability to all soil types and possesses pronounced growth vigor in the early stages of development.
The hybrid's ear forms up to 20 rows of kernels, which contributes to achieving a high starch yield. The plant has high resistance to eyespot. The produce is intended for use for silage, biogas, as well as for the production of feed mixtures and grain with high digestibility indices.
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