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      Italian ryegrass

      Italian ryegrass seed can be sown to produce a high-yielding source of homegrown forage that’s ideal for intensive cutting over two to three years.

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      Italian ryegrass is a high-yielding, quality variety, producing up to 18 t DM/ha on suitable soils.

      It has a very open growth habit with fewer tillers than other grasses. Italian ryegrass is better suited for intensive cutting than grazing and has a persistency of two to three years.

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        Sowing period: March to September

        Sowing rate: 15 kg/acre

        Average fry matter yield: 16-18 t DM/ha