The hybrid belongs to the mid-early group and is characterized by a dent grain type. It is universal and intended for both grain and silage use, ensuring high energy density, starch content, and feed digestibility.
The plant has a compact shape and pronounced lodging resistance. The variety possesses the ability for rapid grain drying after maturation and is adapted for various types of farms, including cultivation in dry conditions.
The recommended sowing density for grain cultivation is 80,000–85,000 grains per hectare, and for silage cultivation — 85,000–90,000 grains per hectare, depending on water supply conditions.
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