The hybrid belongs to the early-maturing group with FAO 180. The plant is characterized as tall, reaching a height of 275 to 299.9 cm. The grain is of the semi-flint type, sometimes described as flint or flint-dent.
The plant possesses high plasticity to cultivation conditions and is adapted to various soil types, including loamy and sandy. The hybrid is characterized by rapid initial growth and resistance to diseases, in particular to stalk and ear fusariosis.
The product is intended for universal use: grain production and silage production. The silage mass is distinguished by quality, high starch content, and energy value, which makes it in demand in animal husbandry.
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