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To contact one of our “Forage for Profit” team, call the Seed Office on 01769 576232
or Graham Ragg on 07798 583667 or email info@molevalleyfarmers.com.
Wholecrops and Mixes
Wholecrop has become established as an important alternative source of forage to livestock farmers. Wheat, triticale and barley can be grown, offering good energy levels and high dry matter content. Wholecrop cereals may be grown with or without peas and lupins or can be used as a cover crop to establish undersown grass leys and red clover mixes.
Wholecrop cereals are conserved in two basic forms
- Fermented
- Urea treated wholecrop
The benefits of wholecrop
- Can be big baled or clamped
- Grown and harvested with existing equipment on the farm
- Is relatively early to be harvested
- Allows increased production from home grown forage
- Produces a high starch feed
- Improves dry matter and fibre levels in the diet
- Can improve milk protein levels
- Useful means of establishing a ley
Cereals
We have the following varieties of spring cereals and mixes subject to availability:
Barley
Dandy | Doyen | Waggon | Westminster
Wheat
Paragon | Tybalt
Oats
Atego | Banquo | Firth
Triticale
Dublet | Logo
Forage mixes
Pea/Barley (75kg-80kg acre) | Pea/Oat (75kg acre)
Spring Triticale/White Lupin (75kg acre)
Spring Triticale/Yellow Lupin (60kg acre)
Spring Triticale/Vetches and other mixes available on request
Our top maize varieties
Early varieties
- Kaspian 13
- Acclaim10
- Kougar 10
- Chalice 9
- Podium 8
- Toccata 8
- Agreemnt 7
- Kroesus 7
Medium varieties
- Aurelia 6
- Paddy 6
- Ultrastar 6/7
Grain maize
- Frenetic 5
- Falcone 5
- Podium 8
- Lorado 6
- Baltis 5
Call your Farm Sales Co-ordinator to order your maize, cereal and forage mixes, or ring the SeedLine on 01769 576232.