Brassicas
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Get startedCommonly grown to bridge feed gaps, brassicas are a high-quality forage crop, that help to maintain the body condition of stock.
Types of Brassicas
Our Brassicas Cultivars
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Brassicas
Grazing management and nutrition
With the potential to produce high volumes of high-quality feed at times of the year when ryegrass growth is limiting, forage brassicas are a great farm-grown supplementary feed.