Forage Varieties
Over 120 years Barenbrug has excelled worldwide in plant breeding, throughout widely varied climatic zones. Our wide range of varieties and our expertise makes it possible to provide you with adapted forage grasses suited to any location and grassland management system. In this chapter you will find an overview of the forage portfolio marketed by Barenbrug Holland. The most important species are described just as the varieties involved.
Vista - Balansa clover
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Balansa clover.
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Improved early season growth.
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Improved winter growth.
Cefalu - Arrowleaf clover
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Arrowleaf clover.
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Excellent tolerance to acid soils.
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Deep tap root and extensive root system.
Zulu II - Arrowleaf clover
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Arrowleaf clover.
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Excellent spring and early summer growth.
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Erect, narrow stemmed variety.
Barcoli - Forage Rape
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A flexible forage option
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Can be spring sown for a late summer feed or autumn sown for winter grazing
Barvicos - Common vetch
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Quick coverage of soil
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Highly productive and protein rich forage variety
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Can be sown both in spring as in fall
Capello - Winter vetch
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Suited to a wide range of soil types
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Soft seeded alternative to tradional hard seeded species
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Highly efficient and effictive soil nitrogen producer
Dětenická panonská - Hungarian vetch
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Early
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Very high frost resistance
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High plasticity
Rif
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Very leafy type.
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Agressive growth habit.
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Highly palatable.
Barkant
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High proportion of leaves to bulb.
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Can be grazed 8 weeks after sowing.
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Reliable high yielding.