The variety is classified as mid-early with maturity ratings of approximately 230 on the FAO scale for silage and 240–260 for grain. The plant has strong stalks with large ears; the grain is of an intermediate type, leaning towards flint.
The hybrid is distinguished by high drought tolerance and adaptability to various soil types, including light, dry, medium, and heavy cold soils. The plant is characterized by stability and good standability, as well as high digestibility of residual parts when used as silage.
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