Fodder Beet Seed

Fosyma, which has been bred to provide high energy feed, is well suited to be grazed in situ or mechanically harvested due to sitting approximately 40% above the ground. This also means it is easily lifted on all soil types. 

• Conical root shape for easy lifting
• Red root with high dry matter content 20-21%
• Excellent resistance to bolting and powdery mildew
• Sowing rate: 1 pack/acre. Packsize: 1acre (50,000 seeds)

Tarine is a new variety bred for very dry matter yields. It is suited for livestock farmers looking to increase their forage production. 

• Flexible harvesting period 
• Sowing rate: 1 pack/acre. Packsize: 1acre (50,000 seeds)

Blizzard fodder beet produces very high dry matter yields, suitable for use in anaerobic digestors (Biogas)

• Can be harvested with sugar beet machinery
• High dry matter content provides growers extra harvesting flexibility.
• Produces a very palatable feed best fed to dairy or beef animals
• Treated seed 
• Sowing rate: 1 pack/acre. Packsize: 1acre (50,000 seeds)

Cagnotte produces high dry matter, 17-19%, whilst also being an economic variety it is easily lifted due to having a conical shape.

• Easy lifting with low dirt contamination
• White root with high dry matter
• Conical root, standing 30% above the ground
• Sowing rate: 1 pack/acre. Packsize: 1acre (50,000 seeds)

Feldherr has the ability to produce huge fresh yields from its orange roots. Feldherr allows growers to achieve a highly productive crop from monogerm seed.

• Very high fresh yields with large leaves
• Grows 50% out of the ground
• Ideal for young livestock 
• Sowing rate: 1 pack/acre. Packsize: 1acre (50,000 seeds)

Lempa produces medium dry matter content, whilst being easy to lift as it is 25% above ground. The rose-red roots are conical in shape making it a clean lifting variety.

• Very tolerant resistance to bolting
• Rose-red root with medium dry matter
• Easy to lift, conical roots, 25% above ground
• Sowing rate: 1 pack/acre. Packsize: 1acre (50,000 seeds)

A reliable fodder beet, Viridis is a shallow rooting variety with clean white roots. Having good frost tolerance and strong early vigour with high dry matter yields.

• Excellent disease resistance
• Clean white root with high dry matter
• Strong early vigour
• Sowing rate: 1 pack/acre. Packsize: 1acre (50,000 seeds)

Robbos is a new introduction with very high dry matter yield.

• Trials have shown high dry matter yields.
• The ideal choice for beef and dairy production.
• Clean yellow root and medium dry matter content. 
• Sowing rate: 1 pack/acre. Packsize: 1acre (50,000 seeds)

Blaze, distinctive bright red roots lift clean enabling roots to be fed whole or chopped. Producing medium dry matter content.

• Easy lifting with low dirt contamination
• Bright red root with medium dry matter
• Highly digestible, UK proven variety
• Sowing rate: 1 pack/acre. Packsize: 1acre (50,000 seeds)

Brick is a new variety of fodder beet which has been bred for maximum production.It has the potential to produce very high dry matter yields with a high dry matter content %.

• Very high dry matter yields with high DM %
• True fodder beet with smooth skin finish to reduce dirt tare
• Good storage ability, Rhizomania tolerant
• Available with two seed treatment options
• Sowing rate: 1 pack/acre. Packsize: 1acre (50,000 seeds)

Brunium fodder beet has proved to have outstanding dry matter yield utilisation grazing in situ trails. The conical root shape and sitting 30-35% above ground make for easy lifting.

• Easy lifting with low dirt contamination
• Bright red root with high dry matter content
• Outstanding dry matter yield utilisation grazed in situ
• Force 10/ Tachigaren treated
• Sowing rate: 1 pack/acre. Packsize: 1acre (50,000 seeds)

An ideal variety for grazing with low dry matter and exceptional fresh yields. 

• Large roots that can easily be grazed 
• Quick to establish
• Highly digestible
• Sowing rate: 1 pack/acre. Packsize: 1acre (50,000 seeds)

Tadorne is a white rooted variety combining high dry matter yields with high dry matter content. This is a new variety specifically bred for anaerobic digestion (Biogas)

• Very high dry matter yields with high DM %
• Sugar beet type
• Less clamp losses, Rhizomania tolerant
• Available with two seed treatment options 
• Sowing rate: 1 pack/acre. Packsize: 1acre (50,000 seeds)

Jamon is a very consistent variety that produces a palatable orange root with average dry matter yields. Jamon has a large top, with 33% of its root being above the ground.

• Features a large top with 33% of the root being above the ground
• Palatable orange root
• Good resistance to leaf disease and bolting
• Sowing rate: 1 pack/acre. Packsize: 1acre (50,000 seeds)

One of the most popular varieties of fodder beet with consistent root size and high dry matter yields. A more frost resistant variety with a high proportion of the root in the ground.

• Consistent root size and reliable high dry matter yields
• A very palatable variety, increasing appetite and dry matter intake
• Higher dry matter fodder beet has been shown to increase milk yield and daily live weight gain
• More frost resistant than other varieties
• Sowing rate: 1 pack/acre. Packsize: 1acre (50,000 seeds)

Enermax is a dual purpose beet variety which can be used as fodder and as a feedstock for AD (anaerobic digestion) plants as it is shallow rooting and has a smooth skin.

• Dual purpose variety - can be used for fodder or AD feedstock
• Smooth skin transfers less soil particles into AD plants
• Can produce 21 tonnes/ha of dry matter from the root alone
• 9% higher root yield than Magnum
• Sowing rate: 1 pack/acre. Packsize: 1acre (50,000 seeds)