The hybrid is characterized by intermediate to flint-dent grain type and a high proportion of ears in the total plant mass. When grown for silage, it provides a starch content of about 32% and NDF of about 45%. It can also be used for grain, corn-cob-mix or crushed ears.
The plant is adapted to high sowing density. The recommended stand density is 110,000–120,000 plants per hectare for silage use and 90,000 for grain harvest. Sowing is carried out in early May, and silage harvesting takes place in early September.
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breeder code ZETA 200 S
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ZETA 200 SprimaryGB, QM, RU
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