The Australian tetraploid bred for the Australian environment
- Will persist into a 2nd year in temperate cool climate regions and areas of higher rainfall
- Its higher water soluble carbohydrates help it tolerate hotter temperatures at sowing and at the end of the season
- A finer leafed tetraploid allows increased feed utilisation and recovery from heavy grazing
- Ideal for areas where winter waterlogging occurs
- Selected for its fast seedling emergence and exceptional seedling vigour assisting survival during periods when unreliable autumn breaks occur
- Excellent rust resistance produces high quality grazing feed in the warmer months for increased utilisation by stock
Dry matter yield data
QUICK FACTS
Tetraploid biennial ryegrass
Late heading
Excellent late winter and spring feed
Persistent under heavy grazing pressure
Suited to wide range of soil types
Great for silage and hay when sown in autumn
Strong rust resistance
Rainfall 600mm+ or irrigation
Sow in autumn or spring if conditions are suitable
Sowing rate 25-40kg/ha
