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Kale
Kale

Kale provides a bulk of high quality feed through late summer, autumn and winter. Most cultivars display good levels of aphid and clubroot tolerance. Sow kale seed as a single graze option from May to late August. 

Turnip
Turnip

Bulb turnips provide quality feed for dairy cows for increased milk production as well as, grazing opportunities for sheep and beef cattle. Sow bulb turnip seed as a single graze option that will provide a carbohydrate rich, bulk stock feed in summer, autumn and winter. 

Leafy Turnip
Leafy Turnip

Sow leafy turnip seed as a multi graze option that can offer up to four grazings. Leafy turnip is quick to first graze and provides grazing stock with a high quality forage which may increase liveweight gains. 

Raphanobrassica
Raphanobrassica

Ideal for stock finishing, Pallaton Raphno® is a raphanobrassica, a hybrid between Brassica oleracea (kale) and Raphanus sativus (forage radish). Pallaton provides high quality grazing and stock feed for sheep, beef and dairy cattle and, up to 5+ grazings over a 12 month period (under ideal conditions and with recommended management).

Forage Rape
Forage Rape

Forage rape has a fibrous root system and a high leaf to stem ratio. As a drought tolerant brassica, it provides livestock with quality grazing throughout summer, autumn, and winter. Forage rape establishes leafy, high quality sheep, cattle, and dairy feed, providing farmers with one to three grazings (variety dependent).

Swede
Swede

With a longer growing season than turnips, swedes are a spring sown, single graze option that provide winter feed and high yields in cool, moist environments. Sow swede seed as a quality winter feed option for sheep, and cattle enterprises. 

Cleancrop™ Brassica System
Cleancrop™ Brassica System

The Cleancrop™ Brassica System is a crop and weed management solution all in one. Cleancrop™ combines the power of a broad spectrum herbicide (Telar™), and 4 new brassica seed cultivars bred to be resistant to the sulfonyurea herbicide Telar™.

Management Advice

Forage brassicas can be sown in spring, providing valuable feed through summer and can be carried through into winter, if required. They are also suitable for autumn sowings in the lower rainfall slopes and plains regions of NSW and into WA.