Westerwold Ryegrass Tetraploid
The westervold ryegrass is an excellent herb plant with an easy, quick and high productivity plant. In mild winter regions it can be grazed with excellent yields throughout the winter, during which it maintains constant vegetative activity. The westerwold varieties are annual and do not require vernalization for multiplication.
Devis
Habit: Erect, medium-tall plant (108 cm)
Vegetative cycle: Medium-early, rapid regrowth
Tolerances: High at low temperatures and main plant diseases
Sowing period: September-October
Sowing rate: 30-40 Kg /Ha
Use: Pasture and silage
Characteristics: Very resistant to lodging, with an intense green color, it provides very high yields (11-13 t / ha)
Cebios
Habit: Erect, tall plant
Vegetative cycle: Medium-early, rapid regrowth
Tolerances: High at low temperatures and main plant diseases
Sowing period: September-October
Sowing rate: 30-40 Kg /Ha
Use: Pasture and silage
Characteristics: Very vigorous and resistant to lodging with highly developed spikelets, it produces a very high forage mass
Cembalo
Habit: Erect, very tall plant (155 cm)
Vegetative cycle: Medium-late, fast regrowth
Tolerances: High at low temperatures and main plant diseases
Sowing period: September-October
Sowing rate: 30-40 Kg /Ha
Use: Pasture and hay
Characteristics: Excellent aptitude for regrowth in winter
