The hybrid possesses high adaptability to environmental stress factors, including resistance to high temperatures and moisture deficit. It is characterized by optimal water use throughout the entire growing season.
The corn grain contains a significant amount of starch and carotenoids, which allows it to be used in the starch industry and in the production of compound feeds for poultry farming. The hybrid's silage mass has a high energy value, making it suitable for feeding dairy and beef cattle.
The plant is versatile and suitable for cultivation as a first or second crop in a crop rotation.
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