



Boomer has outstanding winter growth with genetics that have been adapted to Australian conditions for over 100 years
- Bred and grown in Australia
- Bred from a range of Australian ecotypes, at Cathkin in Victoria. Selections were made to maximise seedling growth, winter growth and rust resistance
- Ideally suited to beef, sheep and dryland dairy systems
- Breeding has shifted the production of Boomer from the spring period back into late winter, where feed may be more valuable than in spring
- Nil endophyte means that ryegrass staggers or production losses due to the subclinical effects of endophyte are eliminated
- Earliest heading perennial ryegrass on the market. This makes it ideal for early finishing systems
Dry matter yield data




QUICK FACTS
Kangaroo Valley type
Outstanding winter growth
Diploid perennial ryegrass regenerates well from self-sown seed
High heat tolerance
Promotes clover growth
Suitable for a mix with late flooring varieties
Outstanding winter production
Very early heading date
Rainfall 600mm+
Sowing rate 20-25kg/ha
