This hybrid Kale from Plant Breeding International combines the highest yields with excellent quality characteristics and outstanding winter hardiness. Bittern has been recommended by NIAB for both autumn and winter use. In official winter Kale trials carried out in the UK over a five year period, Bittern outclassed all other varieties. It has a yield of digestible organic matter significantly higher than the means of the control. It is one of the most popular kales for game cover due to its durability through the winter.

A double cross hybrid Kale which is leafier and hardier than most other kale varieties. 

A valuable crop suitable for dairy herd coming off grass for the autumn. Has a thick stem and large nutritious leaves. 

J – 2.00 mm – 2.25 mm for use with Stanhay Belt No. 8.5 or Webb Selector Wheel C. 
When seed is graded, it becomes uniform in size thus easing precision drilling. If you would like graded seed, please enquire when ordering

Fodder Beet is an excellent crop for cattle as it produces high dry matter yields with high energy values. It is suitable for producing high quality feed in areas where forage maize is unsuitable. It tends to be more drought tolerant than swedes and turnips.

All Fodder Beet varieties are pelleted in 1 acre boxes.

Very high dry matter yields combined with high fresh yields. Easy to harvest.

A yellow skinned variety approximately 18% D.M. Consistently high yielding on a broad range of soil types.

Yellow intermediate type. Heavy yielding and with strong top. Roots grow well out of the ground.

Very high yields and dry matter, easily harvested by sugar beet machines. White rooted beet.

This variety has performed exceptionally well in trials as a new high yielding Fodder Beet.

A very valuable crop for high energy feed in autumn and winter. Swedes are often grazed but it is possible to lift them for later feeding.

An improved stock of a well-known and popular variety. Yields well and of good quality.

Purple top, globe shape with some resistance to Club-root and mildew. Usable for both fodder and culinary purposes.

High fresh yield and extremely high dry matter yield with moderate resistance to powdery mildew.

An excellent white-fleshed turnip with green tops. High feeding value and good keeping quality.

Green top globe shape. Very hardy variety with yellow flesh.

Green top globe shape, white shape. Smaller roots than Green Globe, suitable for both fodder and culinary use.

Sold purely for leaf use. It produces an abundance of highly palatable feed. Can be sown between April - August for dairy cows, sheep and beef cattle.

This purple top variety has high leaf and root yield and is suitable for summer or autumn use.

This produces good dry matter yields with well-developed roots and has good resistance to bolting.

This is a most useful crop and can be sown at any time from March to September providing food from Autumn to Spring.

More Winter hardy than English Giant and slightly shorter.

Broad-leaved variety and selected for its hardiness. Immense growth and a large broad leaf.

Oilseed rapes are constantly being improved with new varieties coming onto the market each year. It is impossible to catalogue all the available varieties that we can offer, however we welcome your enquiries.