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      Swift Hybrid Brassica

      If you are looking for a flexible, cost-effective forage crop, Swift Hybrid brassica is an inter-species of kale and rape, ideal for high-energy grazing of cattle and sheep.

      Swift grows quickly and vigorously, offering grazing options from July to around the end of January depending on the sowing date.

      Key benefits: Swift Hybrid Brassica

      • High energy and protein
      • Suitable for cattle and sheep
      • Good cold weather and frost tolerance
      • Good late season yields

      Note: Sow at 2-3 kg/acre from May to the end of August. Feed from July to the following January.

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        Sowing rate 5-7.5 kg/ha (2-3kg/acre)
        Sowing time May to late August
        Sowing depth 15 mm (1/2 inch) or broadcast
        Sowing instructions Drill into a fine tilth

        Moist and warm soil conditions

        Roll before and after drilling for good soil-to-seed contact

         

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