The hybrid belongs to the mid-early maturity group, with FAO ratings of approximately 250 for silage and 240 for grain. The grain is of an intermediate type, close to flint. The plant is characterized by medium height and low ear placement.
The variety possesses resistance to lodging, tolerance to Helminthosporium leaf blight, and low susceptibility to stalk rot. It is distinguished by high threshing ability and low mycotoxin content, which allows for effective use on light and dry soils.
The hybrid provides stable yields of grain suitable for grits production and high-quality silage with a high starch content. Versions of seeds for organic farming are available.
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