Forage cereal

Forage cereals have a higher winter growth rate than most pasture options. Growth rates can vary based on the species, but generally cereals offer flexibility to any farming operation through sowing, grazing and silage or hay. Cereals also play an important role in paddock preparation and weed control. Oats generally provide the most forage of all cereal crops. Forage cereals can also be harvested either as a cut and wilted crop or direct cut and ensiled.

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Seed Treatment Options

Forage Ryecorn

Forage ryecorn is a versatile species that tolerates very dry conditions and grows well on sandy soil types. It performs best when grown on good fertile soils that will respond well to nitrogen applications to gain the most out of the shorter growing season.

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Southern Green

Exceptional speed of establishment and excellent yield when blended with annual ryegrass. Provides early feed and is ready to graze 3 weeks before oats.

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Oats

Oats are a good robust dual purpose cereal for graziers around Australia, they can be grazed during the winter months prior to being shut up for hay or silage. Oats are a great source of on farm forage producton that can be sown as a monoculture or blended with other species such as ryegrass and clovers to increase yield and quality.

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Cooee

A versatile, fast growing, winter forage oat that provides good winter to early spring feed.

Featuring excellent initial growth and dry matter production, Ignite is suitable for all classes of livestock, hay or silage production.