The hybrid is characterized by an ultra-early maturity group with a period from emergence to maturity of about 105–109 days. The plants have a low habitus, rapid initial growth, and intensive stem development. The variety is resistant to lodging and capable of efficiently accumulating dry matter before the onset of frosts.
The intended use of the hybrid includes the production of silage, grain, and ear silage. The produce is distinguished by a high starch content and fiber digestibility. The variety is adapted to high plant density and is recommended for regions with a short growing season and cold climate.
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