TETRAGRAZE
Lolium x boucheanum
- Very persistent hybrid ryegrass with intermediate heading
- Best ground cover
- Excellent disease resistance
- A true grazing type of hybrid ryegrass
A hybrid with perennial properties
TETRAGRAZE is a tetraploid variety of hybrid ryegrass with excellent ground cover and very high persistency. In fact it looks like a perennial ryegrass in many aspects, but still keeping the hybrid´s early spring growth and fast regrowth.
High yield
The forage yield of TETRAGRAZE is high - especially in the 3rd harvest year. This makes the variety well suited for medium-long term mixtures used for one or two cuts and grazing afterwards.
Very healthy
The resistance to crown rust and mildew is well above average - this of course adds to the good grazing properties of TETRAGRAZE.
The best ground cover
On the BSPB recommended list for England & Wales, TETRAGRAZE has the top rating for 3rd year ground cover of the hybrids listed - the persistency is on top.
Technical Specifications
- Hybrid ryegrass
Dense and very healthy
- Listed/recommended in EU DK UK
- Lateness: Intermediate
Ground cover and disease resistanceRecom. list England, NIAB 2011-12, 1-9, 9 best |
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|---|---|---|---|
| Ground cover | Crown Rust | Mildew | |
| TETRAGRAZE | 4,6 | 8 | 8 |
| Average, recommended varieties |
4,1 | 6 | 7 |
Relative yield, Drymatter/ha.Recommended list England, NIAB 2011-12 |
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| Yield 1st year | Yield 2nd year | Yield 3rd year | |
| TETRAGRAZE | 94 | 100 | 102 |
| Average, recommended varieties |
100 = 19,0 t | 100 = 14,6 t |
100 = 13,4 t |
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