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Forage grass
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Fodder beet
(Beta vulgaris var. crassa)
Biennial plant (1 year forming of the taproot - 2 year forming of the flower shaft) used for one year. Seeds in spring, while harvest is in summer when the roots have their characteristic colour (red or yellow).
It is recognised for its nutritional value and high palatability. Usable fresh or conserve it in silos.
| Product code |
Variety |
| BFO 01 |
RED MAMMOUTH |
| BFO 02 |
YELLOW CILINDRICAL |
| BFO 03 |
SEMIZUCCHERINA |
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Smooth brome grass
(Bromus inermis)
Perennial grass, rhizomatous. Very rustic, resistant to heat and a good frost tolerance. A difficult grubber because of its rootstock. It prefers deep well drained soils of high fertility and combines well with lucern and clovers. In winter it remains green.
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Flodder kale
(Brassica oleracea var.acephala)
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Swede
(Brassica napus var.napobrassica)
Very rustic used in cold climates. Good resistant against acidity. Root is of white pulp and very nutritious.
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Chick pea
(Cicer arietinum)
Small plant, fragile trunk. Prefers a warm climate.
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Forage chicory
(Cichorium intybus)
Suitable for feeding the cattle, mowing the foliage and to harvest the roots.
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Swede rape
(Brassica napus var. oleifera)
Plant with a lightly thick root. Very good resistant against cold, prefers a humid climate. You can use the grass to intercalary in autumn.
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Grass for heights
(Arrhenatherum elatius)
Specie with a grand adaptability. It can be found on the plains in the mountains. Prefers a not too hard winter and in summer humidity.
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Cocksfoot
(Dactylis glomerata)
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Lucerna / Alfalfa
(Medicago sativa)
It is valued because it gives high yields of palatable and good quality forage. The wide diffusion of the grass demonstrates the adaptability of it in any climate and all terrain. It grows remarkable fast and it also benefits the soil structure. The economic value of Lucerna is about 3 to 4 years.
| Product code |
Variety |
| EME 01 |
ECOTYPE "DELL'ITALIA CENTRALE" |
| EME 02 |
ECOTYPE "SABINA - ROMAGNOLA" |
| EME 03 |
NATIONAL VARIETIES |
| EME 00 |
VARIETY "DERBY / SITTEL" |
| EME 04 |
VARIETY "MARAVIGLIA" (Exclusive "Sgaravatti") |
| EME 05 |
VARIETY "HUNTER RIVER" |
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Dolichos melanophtalmus
(Dolichos melanophtalmus)
It is very adaptable. Use the pod for feeding the cattle. Better to turn in hay, in silo or green manure. Use the grass with maize.
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Field bean
(Vicia faba var. minor)
One year plant. The plant adapts very well in divers climates. Although it has a limited resistance against cold. Prefers a not too humid climate. As forage you can use it alone or in combination with corn or other legumineuses.
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Meadow fescue
(Festuca pratensis)
It has a high adaptability. Very good quality for foraging. Less rustic than F. arundinacea but very good resistant against cold. Adapt at different terrain's. Non aggressive and therefore very suitable for mixing with forage grass which could replace the forage type loiessa.
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Tall fescue
(Festuca arundinacea)
It has a very deep root, very rustic and a grand adaptability. Intercropping and very aggressive. Sucker growth and abundant, resistant for heights and it produces high grass. However, the quality of the forage is inferior of the Meadow fescue.
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Timothy
(Phleum pratense)
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Birdsfoot trefoil
(Lotus corniculatus)
This is a perennial specie. The birdsfoot trefoil forms a deep rooting system. It is well adapted to the more alkaline and drier soils. It is also very resistant to cold. It is mostly used in mixtures with perennial grasses.
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Lentil
(Lens culinaris)
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Italian ryegrass
(Lolium multiflorum)
| product code |
Variety |
Description |
| LIT 00 |
ITALIAN RYEGRASS TETRAPLOIDE |
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| LIT 01 |
ITALIAN RYEGRASS DIPLOIDE |
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| LIT 02 |
WESTERWOLD RYEGRASS
( Lolium multiflorum west.) |
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Annual ryegrass
(Lolium rigidum)
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Perennial ryegrass
(Loilium perenne)
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Sainfoin
(Onobrychis viciaefolia var. sativa)
| Product code |
Variety |
| LUP 00 |
IN GUSCIO A UN TAGLIO |
| LUP 00 |
IN GUSCIO A DUE TAGLI |
| LUP 01 |
SHUCKED
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Lupin
(Lupinus albus e Lupinus luteus)
| Product code |
Variety |
| LPI 01 |
WHITE MEDIUM SEEDS |
| LPI 02 |
WHITE BIG SEEDS |
| LPI 03 |
GREEN MANURE |
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Black medick
(Medicago lupulina)
It has got a beautiful taproot. Black medick is easy adaptable. Vegetation in all types of terrain. Very good to use for grazing land. Also for mixing with graminacea and legimineuses.
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Barley
(Hordeum vulgare)
There are a lot of graminacea preferred above barley for fresh forage. Barley doesn't compete with rye. Use for grazing land will result inferior to oats and wet. It is very resistant to drought more than any other winter cereal. It is suitable to loose and dry soil. It isn't afraid of tired ground. Works well with other 1 year legimineuses as pigeon beans, vetch, peas, crimson clover.
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Field pea
(Pisum sativum var. arvense)
Resistant to cold. Peas are used for the production of palatable roughage often in combination with barley or oats which provide high quality silage. Contains high level of protein. Used for human consumption although produce from either type can be used for animal feed.
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Radish for green manure
(Raphanus marittimus)
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Forage turnip
(Brassica campestris)
| Product code |
Variety |
| RAF 01 |
NORFOLK GREEN |
| RAF 02 |
NORFOLK VIOLET |
| EME 03 |
TOSCANA or PISTOIESE |
| RAF 04 |
HALF LONG NAPOLETANA WHITE HEAD |
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White mustard
(Sinapis alba)
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Soya bean
(Glycine max)
Use as forage for hay, ensilage, consuming fresh and green manure. Usual used as a subsidiary with maize or sorghum. Mowing of the soya when the legimineuses are half developed and the leaves not have initiated fall off.
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Sorghum
(Sorghum spp.)
| Product code |
Variety |
Description |
| SOR 04 |
SUDAN GRASS
(Sorghum sudanense) |
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| SOR 03 |
BROOM-CORN
(Sorghum vulgare) |
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| SOR 02 |
SORGO IBRIDO da sfalcio |
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Sulla
(Hedysarum coronarium)
For a warm climate, with mild winters. Used on acid or salt terrain. Rustic plant. Seeding in autumn or in spring intercropping with a corn as wheat or oatmeal. Sometimes are the seeds in a mixture used for grazing land. It grows fast in spring.
Clover
(Trifolium spp.)
| Product code |
Variety |
Descrizione |
| TAL 00 |
BERSEEM CLOVER
(Trifolium alexandrinum) |
It'is an annual and erect plant, rather similar in growth to red colver.
Berseem clover has a very rapid growth; it's best adapted to neutral to alkaline soils and has some tolerance to saline soils.
Berseem clover is a native of the Mediterranean region; it has a low resistance to cold climate. It is a very good feed expecially for the high protein level.
Although sometimes included in pasture mixtures to increse the protein content of winter feed. It does not withstand grazing well and is usually sown on its own (25-30 kg / ha).
Sowing in autumn and in spring. We can also obtain 4 cutting in the year.
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CRIMSON CLOVER early
(Trifolium incarnatum) |
It is an annual plant with toproot. The leaf is composed by 3 leaflet (trifoliated).
It has red flower in axillary capitulum. Yellow-pink seed. One gramm contains about 300 seeds. It prefers a mild climate. It is less resistant to cold climate than red clover but more than Berseem Clover. It's adaptable to every kind of soils, but is suitable to syliceous, volcanic and acid soils.
There are many kinds of Crimson clover with different characteristics. For sowing it is necessary 25-30 kg /ha.
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CRIMSON CLOVER late
(Trifolium incarnatum) |
It is an annual plant with toproot. The leaf is composed by 3 leaflet (trifoliated).
It has red flower in axillary capitulum. Yellow-pink seed. One gramm contains about 300 seeds. It prefers a mild climate. It is less resistant to cold climate than red clover but more than Berseem Clover. It's adaptable to every kind of soils, but is suitable to syliceous, volcanic and acid soils.
There are many kinds of Crimson clover with different characteristics. For sowing it is necessary 25-30 kg /ha.
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| TSQ 00 |
CLOVER (Trifolium squarrosum) |
It is an annual plant with taproot. The leaf is composed by 3 leaflet (trifoliated).
It has pink flower in axillary capitulum. One gramm contains about 1300 seeds. It is adapted to alkaline, moist soils and also tolerates salty conditions.
It has a very rapid growth and a high resistence to diseases. Grows well in warm and moist climates, also in mild areas. It is more resistence to cold than Berseem Clover, but less to dry conditions. Generally it is used as green fodder; sillage and grazing are also possible.
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| TVI 00 |
RED CLOVER (Trifolium pratense) |
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| TVI 01 |
RED CLOVER (Trifolium pratense) prov. CANADA |
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| TSO 00 |
SUBTERRANEAN CLOVER early (Trifolium subterraneum) |
It is an annual plant with prostate stems. The leaf is composed by 3 leaflet (trifoliated).
It has white flower in axillary capitulum. Dark red seed. One gramm contains about 200 seeds. It is adapted in climates with moist and mild winter and warm and dry summer.
It is usefull in very dry and poor soils. It withstands very good a strong pasture. For sowing it is necessary 25-30 kg/ha. |
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SUBTERRANEAN CLOVER late (Trifolium subterraneum) |
It is an annual plant with prostate stems. The leaf is composed by 3 leaflet (trifoliated).
It has white flower in axillary capitulum. Dark red seed. One gramm contains about 200 seeds. It is adapted in climates with moist and mild winter and warm and dry summer.
It is usefull in very dry and poor soils. It withstands very good a strong pasture. For sowing it is necessary 25-30 kg/ha. |
| TLA 00 |
BIANCO LADINO GIGANTE (Trifolium repens var. giganteum) |
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| TNE 00 |
NERO DI ALSIKE (Trifolium hybridum) |
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| TAL 02 |
PERSIAN CLOVER(Trifolium resupinatum) |
It is an annual plant with taproot. The leaf is composed by 3 leaflet (trifoliated).
It has pink flower in axillary capitulum. One gramm contains about 1300 seeds. It is adapted to alkaline, moist soils and also tolerates salty conditions.
It has a very rapid growth and a high resistence to diseases. Grows well in warm and moist climates, also in mild areas. It is more resistent to cold than Berseem Clover, but less to dry conditions. Generally it is used as green fodder; sillage and grazing are also possible. |
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Vetch
(Vicia spp.)
| Product code |
Variety |
Description |
| VEC 02 |
BLACK VETCH var. Nitra
(Vicia sativa) |
It adapts very easy in divers climates, excluded too extreme climates. To use for fresh forage, to ensilo it, or to turn in hay. Collecting of the grass at the beginning of the flowering.
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| VEC 01 |
SAND VETCH
(Vicia villosa) |
This is a species of vetch that is more rustic and better resistant to cold. Because it is very rustic is adapts easily to warm and dry climates. It also grow well on sandy terrain, acid and alkaline ground.
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Cowpea
(Vigna sinensis)
One year plant. It is cultivated for fresh grass or for green manure.
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Squash
(Cucurbita maxima)
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Mixture of seeds for forage grass
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Permanent forage grass for ovine
| Product code |
Amount
for plantation |
Varieties |
| MSC 03 |
80-100 kg/ha |
TALL FESCUE |
| PERENNIAL RYEGRASS |
| COCKSFOOT |
| ITALIAN RYEGRASS |
| TIMOTHY |
| BIRDSFOOT TREFOIL |
| WHITE CLOVER |
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Permanent forage grass for bovine
| Product code |
Amount
for plantation |
Varieties |
| MSC 04 |
80-100 kg/ha |
TALL FESCUE |
| PERENNIAL RYEGRASS |
| COCKSFOOT |
| ITALIAN RYEGRASS |
| TIMOTHY |
| BIRDSFOOT TREFOIL |
| WHITE CLOVER |
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Permanent forage grass for equine
| Product code |
Amount
for plantation |
Varieties |
| MSC 05 |
80-100 kg/ha |
TALL FESCUE |
| PERENNIAL RYEGRASS |
| COCKSFOOT |
| ITALIAN RYEGRASS |
| TIMOTHY |
| BIRDSFOOT TREFOIL |
| WHITE CLOVER |
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Temporay forage grass for cutting "Laura"
| Product code |
Amount
for plantation |
Varieties |
| MSC 01 |
60 kg/ha |
ITALIAN RYEGRASS |
| CLOVER |
| SAND VETCH |
| VETCH |
| BERSEEM CLOVER |
| PERSIAN CLOVER |
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