The hybrid is characterized as mid-late with an FAO index in the 260–280 range. The plants belong to a tall type, forming broad leaves and large ears. Intensive growth at the initial stages of development is noted.
The plant possesses high resistance to lodging and a strong stalk, which reduces the risk of Fusarium infection and mycotoxin accumulation. The hybrid is suitable for silage production, grain harvesting, and use in biogas plants, providing a high starch content and good digestibility.
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