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TriCal Gainer 154
- Awned (bearded)
- Early maturity
- Short plant height
- Good straw strength
- Very good winter-hardiness
- Tolerant of rust
- Prostrate fall growth habit
- Good fall seedling vigor
- High silage yields
- Good silage quality
- Adapted throughout the great plains
Adaptation:
TriCal Triticale for Southern Plains
There’s a TriCal to fit your area! Consult Sharp Bros. Seed Co. to find what’s best for you.
Cultural Practices:
TriCal Triticale requires no change in equipment, land preparation or other cultural practices commonly used for other cereal crops.
Quality:
Meets or Exceeds Quality of other traditional cereal forages.
University studies confirm that TriCal triticale:
- Is more efficient at uptake of nitrogen per ton of silage than is corn.
- Produces more pounds of milk per ton of dry matter than does corn silage.
- Is highly palatable as a grazing forage resource and as a source of silage varies from good to excellent for digestibility, crude protein and other measures of forage quality.
Performance:
TriCal Triticale is the “cereal of choice” for forage needs…grazing, silage or hay.
2015 Research data from the Great Plains show that TriCal Triticale grazing potential was 118% of barley and 155% of wheat. Triticale consistently out-performs wheat and barley for silage and forage.