Ryegrass
Ryegrasses establish quickly and are very productive under proper conditions. They are a high quality forage with high digestability that can be used for pasture, hay or haylage. Ryegrass prefers well drained, fertile soils and grows quickly during periods of cool, wet weather but may not be as persistent as other grasses. Forage Ryegrass can be spring planted to provide multiple cuts of high quality forage or for grazing.
| Mathilde | |
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Perennial Ryegrass Tetraploid variety with very dense growth and excellent winterhardiness. Very good persistence along with above average disease resistance and improved stress tolerance. |
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| Forage Quality Forage Yield Winterhardiness Disease Resistance |
5/5 3/5 3/5 5/5 |
| Firkin | |
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Italian Ryegrass Erect growing, tetraploid ryegrass with very high yield and will not set seed in the year of sowing. It has high disease resistance, especially to rust and fusarium. |
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| Forage Quality Forage Yield Winterhardiness Disease Resistance |
5/5 5/5 0/5 5/5 |
