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A range of quality cereal and pulse options for autumn and summer sown crops
A range of quality cereal and pulse options for autumn and summer sown crops
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AusWest Seeds
Head Office, 2-8 Tobias St, Forbes, NSW 2871
1800 221 827
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5 Endeavour Way, Alfredton, VIC 3350
03 5334 2555
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Cow Pea
Varieties available: Coloona and Red Coloona
Rainfall / Irrigation
500mm+
Improves soil fertility
High nutritive value and high palatability
Drought tolerant
High yields in a short period of time
Sowing rate: 10-50 kg/ha
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BMR Octane
In comparison to Pacific BMR, this variety is longer in maturity (stays vegetative for longer) and has better establishment under marginal moisture conditions. It also shows slightly better drymatter production. Sowing rate: Marginal Dryland 3-5 kg/ha Good Dryland 5-10 kg/ha Irrigation/Coastal 15-20 kg/ha
Pac 301
Pac 301 is a new high yielding grain hybrid which also can be cut for silage. It is consistently ranked among the top hybrids in Pacific Seeds trials over the last two seasons. Bred for the quicker growing regions of Victoria, South Australia and Tasmania. Sowing rate: 80,000 - 100,000 plants/ha
FeedEx
A new sudan type hybrid showing excellent early vigor for farmers wanting quick, high quality feed for grazing. FeedEx has fine stems and leaves which also makes it suitable for hay producers. If grazed early at approximately 0.8-1 metres, a second grazing would be possible given the right conditions. Economically priced FeedEx is also an option in low rainfall areas that are considered marginal for sorghum. If late spring rain occurs then FeedEx is one of the quickest varieties to reach grazing height. Sowing rate: Dryland (300-450mm): 4-6 kg/ha Good Dryland (450-650mm): 6-10 kg/ha High Rainfall (650+mm): 15-25 kg/ha Irrigation (800+mm): 25 kg/ha
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