The hybrid is primarily used for producing high-quality silage, although it also demonstrates grain productivity. The vegetation period until reaching technical maturity for silage harvesting is approximately 100–105 days.
The plant possesses a sturdy stalk and a semi-erect leaf habit. The hybrid's grains are characterized by their large size and depth of setting. The crop adapts well to different soil types, showing maximum productivity on soils of medium and heavy texture.
The hybrid possesses increased resistance to lodging and stalk breakage. The produce is distinguished by high crude protein content indicators. The variety is capable of compensating for a reduction in stand density caused by agrotechnical factors.
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