Triticale is a cool season cereal grain that is cross between wheat and cereal rye. It has the grain yield potential of wheat combined with the disease and environmental hardiness of cereal rye. Triticale works excellent in situations where cereal rye is the common choice but has the added benefit of being a better forage crop with an extended grazing window in the spring. If you have used cereal rye as a cover crop with the intention of grazing livestock, we highly recommend trying triticale. Planted in the fall, it will overwinter and begin growing again first thing in the spring. Combine with hairy vetch or peas for increased performance and forage potential.
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| Variety | Cleaned | Quality Report | Quantity Available | Available As | Ships From | Ships On | Price per lb | Total Price | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Presto | Yes | View | 50,000 lbs | Bulk, Tote | NE | Upon Ordering | $0.29 | — |
Triticale is a cool season cereal grain that is cross between wheat and cereal rye. It has the grain yield potential of wheat combined with the disease and environmental hardiness of cereal rye. Triticale works excellent in situations where cereal rye is the common choice but has the added benefit of being a better forage crop with an extended grazing window in the spring. If you have used cereal rye as a cover crop with the intention of grazing livestock, we highly recommend trying triticale. Planted in the fall, it will overwinter and begin growing again first thing in the spring. Combine with hairy vetch or peas for increased performance and forage potential.