M16S45

It is in the FAO 650 (CRM 117) maturity group.
It takes 95-100 days to mature for silage.*
Its ability to shoot and emerge is very high.
The ear diameter is 16-18 rows.
The number of grains per ear is approximately 42-45.
Its leaves are semi-erect.
It has a very high adaptability.
It is highly tolerant to heat stress.
It has excellent stay-green characteristics at maturity.
Its primary use is silage. It is ideal for early second crops and subsequent plantings behind hay.
A planting density of 14-16 cm in rows and 70 cm between rows is recommended.
It is not soil selective.
ANIMAL FEEDING CHARACTERISTICS
It is a tall variety with a very high silage yield.
Its grain ratio in silage and animal nutrition values ​​are quite high.
Its high yield reduces feed costs for livestock farms.

May vary depending on region, ecology, and maintenance conditions.