Stubble Turnip

Description

• Later maturing than stubble turnips
• higher dry matter, higher yields
• Provides excellent winter keep for stock

Description

• Samson can produce huge tankard shaped purple bulbs which are very palatable to both sheep and cattle
• In trials, Samson has shown to be preferentially grazed which can lead to higher intake and liveweight gains

Description

• Highly digestible
• Good early vigour
• Fast establishment
• Resistant to bolting 

Description

• Early sowing from late April produces heavy crops
• Ideal for dairy grazing or for fattening lambs from July onwards
• Sowing also takes place throughout the summer until late August for feed through until January

Description

• Very leafy turnip
• Non bulbing type
• Can be sown in the spring or autumn
• Can be grazed after eight weeks
• Very high dry matter yield

Description

• A winter hardy, highly digestible variety with high dry matter
• Produces large tankard shaped roots which are palatable by both sheep and cattle
• This is a proven and reliable stubble turnip

Description

• This exciting recent introduction has out-performed many existing varieties in trials for a number of years
• Delilah is ideal for fattening lambs and will produce huge, white tankard shaped bulbs
• Good resistance to mildew
• Available treated with Thiram and Sepiret

Description

• Green skinned variety, suitable for sheep or cattle
• Very leafy growth habit with excellent disease resistance and can be utilised from September to early February
• Excellent root anchorage which helps reduce wastage in the field
• Available treated with Thiram and Sepiret

Description

• Tyfon is ideally sown in the spring and utilised in the summer months when grass growth generally declines.
• Tyfon should not be sown too early as it is susceptible to bolting
• Very leafy growth habit with regrowth potential
• Treated with Thiram and Sepiret