Forage crops are an annual crop used to fill feed gaps through the season. Cereals are primarily used to fill winter feed gaps – producing bulk feed in early winter and spring. Whilst forage brassica is typically sown in late spring/early summer to provide feed over the summer months.

Forage Cereals

Forage cereals are an annual crop used to fill feed gaps primarily in winter. Cereals produce bulk feed in early winter and spring, but can also be cut for silage and hay later in the season.

Forage Brassica

Forage brassicas are a valuable feed option in the summer months but can also be sown in autumn to fill winter feed gaps. Brassicas are also regularly used as crop rotations for disease management and weed control especially during pasture renovation phases.

    Forage Crops, Forage Brassica, Rape

    Hobson rape forage brassica is an ideal summer forage option. However, it can also be sown in autumn for quality

    Rainfall

    500

    +

    Maturity

    Mid

    Forage Crops, Forage Cereals

    Fastfeed is a forage ryecorn that is ideal for late autumn and early winter feed when sown early. With rapid

    Rainfall

    450

    +

    Maturity

    Early

    Forage Crops, Forage Cereals

    Ezigraze forage oat is a highly tillered spring x winter oat. It can be sown early in the season without

    Rainfall

    500

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    Maturity

    Mid-late