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      Vollenda stubble turnips

      Vollenda stubble turnips offer a cost-effective feeding solution for sheep or cattle in summer, autumn or winter.

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      As well as providing a main crop, Vollenda stubble turnips can be used as a catch crop during summer grazing shortfalls.

      Benefits of stubble turnips

      • High energy and protein
      • Suitable for cattle and sheep
      • Easy establishment and quick growth
      • Good clean grazing for lambs

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      You can ask one of our forage crop experts – get in touch today.

      Drill Vollenda stubble turnip seed at 2-3 kg/acre from May until the end of August. Feed from July to the following January.