GOOD ADAPTABILITY

• A hybrid primarily used for dry grain production;
• Characterized by high germinability and germination rate, as well as by rapid and balanced initial growth;
• Suitable for the earliest sowing dates and regularly producing stable and (for its FAO group) high grain yields;
• It has a short, firm and robust stalk that is exceptionally resistant to lodging and a branched root system;
• Shorter cylindrical ears, positioned at a medium height and closely to the stalk;
• Very high tolerance to the most common diseases and adaptable to various soil and climate production conditions;
• It displays particularly high tolerance to drought and high air temperatures during pollination and grain filling periods.