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Odys

  • This very productive cultivar presents high yield of both green and dry matter.
  • It ears in the third decade of May.
  • It has good winter hardiness and good re-growth dynamics after mowing.
  • During dry periods, it delivers high yield of dry matter.
  • It is resistant to diseases and drought.
  • It is suitable for cultivation all over the country on permanent greenlands as well as in 2-3 years of field crop rotation.

Odys

  • This very productive cultivar presents high yield of both green and dry matter.
  • It ears in the third decade of May.
  • It has good winter hardiness and good re-growth dynamics after mowing.
  • During dry periods, it delivers high yield of dry matter.
  • It is resistant to diseases and drought.
  • It is suitable for cultivation all over the country on permanent greenlands as well as in 2-3 years of field crop rotation.

Green crop

Seed crop

Stand

Low requirements, can be grown on different soils

Forecrop

Legume, root crops and cereal plants

Presowing fertilisation

P2O5 100-120 kg/ha
K2O 120-160 kg/ha
N 40-50 kg/ha

For cover crop

Spring fertilisation

P2O5 100-120 kg/ha (spring, autumn)
K2O 100-160 kg/ha (spring, autumn)
N 80-100 kg/ha in spring
40-50 kg/ha every post-swath (less if papilionaceae)

P2O5 70-100 kg/ha
K2O 100-120 kg/ha
N 30-60 kg/ha early spring

Presowing crop

To be done with care

Sowing term

Spring and late summer

Deph

1,0 – 1,5 cm

Distance

12-15 cm

30-40 cm

Planting rate

Pure sowing 25 kg/ha in grass and papilionaceae mixes < 15% of sward composition

Pure sowing 20 kg/ha plus 20 kg of grass intercrop and 60-80 kg of barley

Rendering

For soil crusting – harrowing

Protection against weeds

Chwastox D, Starane, Tomigan

Harvesting: two-stage

Harvest of 1st swath – 1 week before earing, next swath every 4-5 weeks. Optimal dry matter 35% – best souring.

Swath harvest – when brown inflorescence; combining after 1-2 weeks; seed drying – 15%