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Tall mid-season forage/ hay type Good early vigour Strong multiple grazing and hay oat Wintaroo is tolerant of stem nematode and is resistant and tolerant of cereal cyst nematode Better lodging resistance than Marloo Strong performance with feed testing analysis Can be utilised as a feed grain option

Ideal species for summer forage where summer growing conditions are marginal or opportunistic (Central &Southern NSW, Vic, SA). Hardy annual summer crop species ideal for forage over summer Millet can be planted when soil temperatures are 14 Degrees and rising Shirohie offers bulky growth for quality grazing or fodder over summer Can be grazed as soon as plants are well anchored. Doesn't have prussic acid issues that some other summer forages suffer from Grain is opport

Hart Bros Seeds recommends Vampire Ryecorn/ cereal rye for extremely vigorous growth and early grazing. Very suited to poor soils and revegetation projects. Main season variety Good tolerance to Acid soils and high Al Improved lodging resistance and grain yield over Ryesun Good rotation for suppression of RLN

Resistant to rust and tolerant to Ascochyta Replacement for current varieties in areas with average rainfall above 300mm Soft seeded line non-shattering Vigorous early plant growth & good grazing palatability Morava produces more dry matter than other common vetches while still providing high grain yields, providing greater options for grazing, green manure, hay or grain The combination of soft seed, high disease resistance and dry matter production make Morava the best

Late maturing variety Suitable for grazing, hay, or green manuring Soft seeded Mostly grown as a mixture with cereals Offers good forage production Popany has demonstrated a high level of resistance to Chocolate Spot (Botrytis spp.) and Rust (Uromyces trifolli-repentis) but is susceptible to Downy Mildew (Peronospora viciae).

Earlier in maturity by 10-15 days than Morava Replacement variety for Blanchefleur and Languedoc in low medium rainfall areas Higher grain yields compared to Blanchefleur and Languedoc Resistant to rust and ascochyta Soft seed variety and non shattering Strong Winter growth and production make Rasina a better early grazing, hay or green manure option than both Languedoc and Blanchefleur. Due to is early establishment vigour, Rasina is a productive addition to cereals fo