The hybrid belongs to the early-maturing group (FAO 200) and is characterized as large-framed. The plant shows fast early growth vigor and forms a large, well-filled cob. Intended for cultivation for both grain and silage.
The variety possesses good resistance to lodging and drought, and is noted for stability against Fusarium stalk rot. The produce is valued in livestock farming for high net energy for lactation yield and increased starch content in the grain. Seeds are available in organic form.
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