High yielding variety with good winter hardiness and excellent disease resistance, particularly to rust. Very early spring development and forms a dense sward.
Barvital
Proven and recommended in many countries
- Meadow fescue.
- High yielding variety.
- Good winter hardiness.
- Excellent disease resistance, particularly to rust.
- Very early spring development.
- Officially listed in: Germany, The Netherlands, Luxemburg, Slovakia, Czech Republic, Poland.
- Nordic climate
- Continental climate
- Oceanic climate
- Mediterranean climate
Specifications
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Festuca pratensis
This species is highly acceptible to grazing animals when kept leafy. It grows best under cool, moist conditions and tolerates wet and occassionally flooded soils. It has better winter hardiness than Perennial ryegrass and is often used in assoccation with timothy, white or red clover and Lucerne.
This species is highly acceptible to grazing animals when kept leafy. It grows best under cool, moist conditions and tolerates wet and occassionally flooded soils. It has better winter hardiness than Perennial ryegrass and is often used in assoccation with timothy, white or red...
This species is highly acceptible to grazing animals when kept leafy. It grows best under cool, moist conditions and tolerates wet and occassionally flooded soils. It has better winter hardiness than Perennial ryegrass and is often used in assoccation with timothy, white or red clover and Lucerne.