The hybrid belongs to the early-maturing group with an FAO number of 180 and has a universal purpose: cultivation for grain, silage, grit production, or biogas. The plant has a medium-low height, and the FLEX-type ears contain 16–18 rows of kernels with 24–28 kernels in each. The grain is of the flint type.
The hybrid is adapted for northern regions and zones with a short growing season and is capable of tolerating early sowing in cold soil. It possesses resistance to Helminthosporium leaf blight, stalk rot, and ear rot.
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