Shirohie Millet - Not in Stock
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
MORGAN FIELD PEA
Tall semi leafless Dun type field pea Excellent vigour and bulky upright growth Most suitable variety for brown manuring, green manuring, and pea and oat forage mixes. Small dun type seed Late flowering
EURABBIE OATS - Not in Stock
Hart Bros recommended for an early planted dual purpose oat with excellent forage production and grain recovery. Winter habit Semi-dwarf with similar maturity to blackbutt and later than Cooba by about 10 days Can be very short after heavy late grazing, possibly resulting in harvesting difficulties Grazing management is crucial for high grain recovery yields a sufficient height Generally lower qulaity than Cooba from slopes/plains samples Excellent grain recovery Bred
BIMBIL OATS - Not in Stock
Dual-purpose type suitable for early to mid season sowing, grazing and grain recovery Early and total dry matter production are similar to Cooba Grain yield and grain recovery after grazing are better than Cooba Straw is short and strong but it may still lodge High groat percentage Bred by NSW DPI at Temora Released in 1993