The hybrid is characterized by early maturity (FAO 220) and universal use for silage, grain, and biogas production, including suitability for a second crop. The plants have a compact growth type and medium to tall height.
The grain of the hybrid is of the flint type. The plants possess high lodging resistance and robust leaf health. The yield is distinguished by stability of performance, high dry matter content, and high starch content.
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