OUR TOP ANNUAL RYEGRASS PICKS

Rampage Annual Ryegrass

Our #1, newest, market leading annual ryegrass

Rampage Annual Ryegrass is our newest and highest yielding elite tetraploid annual ryegrass developed in partnership with leading plant breeders Cropmark Seeds with leading yield, persistence and leafiness.

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Winterbite Plus Clover Blend

Bulk feed, plus quality clovers

WINTERBITE Plus features our high quality and late maturing Rampage Annual Ryegrass combined with quality balansa and shaftal legumes for our #1 annual legume mix.

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Ed MAX Annual Ryegrass

Rapid winter feed

Ed MAX Annual Ryegrass is a rapidly growing annual ryegrass for winter and early spring feed. The early-season growth plus fast regrowth from Ed MAX is ideal for filling winter feed deficits.

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Also available from Notman Pasture Seeds

ANNUAL RYEGRASS OVERVIEW

Our first choices are Rampage Annual Ryegrass and Ed MAX Annual Ryegrass, however there a great number of annual ryegrasses available.

Annual ryegrass are a temporary cool season feed which establish rapidly and provide excellent quality autumn, winter and early spring growth. A key strength of is its ability to provide additional high-quality feed during late autumn, through winter and until early spring compared to other ryegrasses.

A specialist winter feed, Annual ryegrass will persist for 6-10 months which the forage quality dropping in late spring with the onset of seed head emergence. Some annual ryegrass cultivars are bred for quick winter feed, flower early and die and are typically suited to winter rainfall and areas with hot, dry summers. Whereas other cultivars can be just as quick but continue to provide late season quality feed into summer if conditions are favourable.

With its ability to provide the bulk of its growth by early/mid spring, Annual ryegrasses are ideal for double cropping programs. This enables an early seedbed preparation and sowing of summer crops.

  • Excellent winter and early spring growth
  • Fast establishing feed
  • Excellent pasture quality
  • Suited to double cropping programs
  • Early and late season feed varieties

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