The hybrid belongs to the mid-late maturity group according to the FAO classification with a rating of 600. It is intended for grain and silage production, which is in demand in dairy farming due to the high digestibility of cell walls, balanced starch content, and high energy level.
In field trials, the hybrid demonstrates stable grain yield indicators comparable to standards. It can be grown as both a main and a stubble crop, possessing average stability in various environmental conditions.
Under experimental conditions, the hybrid was noted as a host plant for root-knot nematodes Meloidogyne luci. Detailed data on plant height, resistance to lodging, and specific fungal diseases are absent in the available materials.
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