The hybrid belongs to the very early maturity group with FAO 170–180 and has an intermediate grain type, close to flint. The plant is characterized by rapid spring growth and lodging resistance. The level of drought tolerance is rated as high, and resistance to common smut and helminthosporiosis as good.
The variety is part of the Powercell line, which provides high fiber digestibility and increased starch content in silage mass. Due to its early maturity, the hybrid is suitable for cultivation in high-altitude conditions and as a stubble crop. The recommended sowing density is 8.5–10 plants per square meter.
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