The hybrid is characterized by high dry matteryield, with indicators reaching 21.7 t/ha during trials. In sugar beet growing regions, the variety demonstrated grain yields from 9.36 to 9.72 t/ha.
This variety is characterized by developmental features typical of late-maturing silage hybrids, including a specific rate of grain dry matter accumulation. The emasculation method of both parental components was used for the production of hybrid seeds.
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TO Mv 335primarySK
TO-MV 335SK
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