The hybrid is characterized by a balanced plant structure with optimal ear placement. It possesses high lodgingtolerance, drought resistance, and the ability to adapt to various soil types, including acidic ones. The hybrid's grain is distinguished by high starch content.
The plant is intended primarily for grain cultivation. In a number of regions, the hybrid is also used as a silage crop, as it provides high starch content in the silage mass and is suitable for use in biogas plants.
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