Cropping seed

Chicory is a summer active herb, providing high yields of palatable feed from spring through to autumn and has a deep tap root which supports growth through dry conditions. Chicory is an excellent option for calves, especially with no facial eczema spores being present in chicory crops. Permanent pasture usually does very well after a Chicory crop.

Fodder Beet offers high crop yields, energy rich feed and improved milk production. It's digestibility can support cow health and promote weight gain, reducing feed costs when compared to alternatives. It also extends feed periods during winter or dry seasons.

It is critical to understand the ins and outs of Fodder Beet to get the best out of your crop and ensure your cows are kept healthy and receive the appropriate nutrition. Fodder Beet is a great cropping option but requires careful management and staff experience.

Kale is a late summer or winter feed crop with a deep root system, making it drought-resistant. It's tolerant to many pests and is often grown after swedes due to its resistance to club root and dry rot. You should decide on the type of kale to plant between short, intermediate, and giant cultivars offering different benefits.