Profile
Alfalfa grass mixture with high alfalfa content for a high crude protein content, secure yields and persistency on dry sites due to alfalfa mould (verticilium) resistant varieties. The selection of sugar-rich grasses ensures ensilability. Meadow fescue is very well suited to combine with alfalfa, as it improves the protein/energy ratio of the growing grass.
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High yield and protein content on dry areas
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Alfalfa mould (verticilium) resistant varieties
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Improved ensiling due to high-quality grasses
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+++ = highly suitable | ++ = suitable | + = conditionally suitable | - = not given
Cultivation notes
| Sowing rate | 20 - 25 kg/ha | |
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| New sowing | 20 - 25 kg/ha | |
| Sowing time | from April to end of August | |
| Usage per year | 3 - 4 | |
| Sowing rate | 20 - 25 kg/ha | |
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| New sowing | 20 - 25 kg/ha | |
| Sowing time | from April to end of August | |
| Usage per year | 3 - 4 | |
All specified informations, recommendations and representations mentioned here are made to the best of our knowledge and belief, but without guarantee of completeness or accuracy. We cannot guarantee that the properties described are repeatable. All information is provided as an aid to decision-making. Deutsche Saatveredelung AG excludes adhesion for damage or claims for damages, resulting of the use for the variety specified in this description. Mixture compositions may change if individual varieties are not available. As of 07/2023. Subject to change without notice.