The hybrid belongs to the ultra-early maturity group (FAO 160) and is intended primarily for silage production. It possesses high early growth vigor and is suitable for late sowing dates and early harvesting, maintaining efficiency in cool climate conditions and limited thermal resources.
The plant is distinguished by a high starch content in dry matter of approximately 39–40%. The hybrid belongs to the compact type category, adapted for cultivation in regions with risky or short growing seasons.
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