• An excellent, low-cost catch crop!

Cultivation

• Semi-leafless forage variety with purple flowers and light brown seeds featuring a seed-coat-coloured hilum.
• High seed yield – 104% in the official registration trials conducted in 2020–2021.
• Low thousand seed weight (TSW) – approx. 205–220 g – resulting in significant savings in sowing rates, both for grain production and catch crop use.
• Variety with good resistance to lodging before harvest.
• High disease resistance, especially to powdery mildew and downy mildew.
• Plants characterized by very uniform ripening.
• Recommended for feed purposes, both in pure sowing and in cereal mixtures, as well as for green forage in catch crops.

Examples of cereal and fodder pea mixtures:
80 kg/ha of fodder pea + 90 kg/ha of barley
70 kg/ha of fodder pea + 35 kg/ha of barley + 70 kg/ha of oats
120 kg/ha of fodder pea + 120 kg/ha of triticale

Examples of stubble aftercrops and fodder pea mixtures:
80 kg/ha of fodder pea + 90 kg/ha of barley
70 kg/ha of fodder pea + 35 kg/ha of barley + 70 kg/ha of oats
120 kg/ha of fodder pea + 120 kg/ha of triticale