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Kale

Kale n - A type of cabbage with crinkled leaves

Kale is typically sown in spring for a high yielding, single graze winter crop, grazed between June and August. The best yields are achieved when it is sown in highly

fertile soils with reasonable summer moisture levels. It is becoming increasingly popular as winter grazing for dairy cows because of its high yields (10-18 t DM/ha) and good ME value (11-12). Kale is deeper rooting and more tolerant of dry conditions than swedes.

Taller, higher yielding cultivars of kale are more suited to cattle grazing, while the shorter, leafier cultivars are more suited to sheep and deer. Kale is mostly tolerant of club root and dry rot, therefore it can be used as a second crop option.

Ace Intermediate Kale 

  • Yield potential 12-18 tonne
  • good quality Single graze
  • Intermediate Kale
  • Maturity 180 days

Caledonian Kale

  • Yield potential 12-16 tonne
  • Good quality Single graze
  • Narrow stem kale, between Gruner and Kestral types 
  • Maturity 150 -220 days

Coleor Kale 

  • Yield potential up to 15 tonne
  • Good quality single graze
  • Intermediate Kale
  • Maturity 150-180 days

Fuel Intermediate Kale 

  • Yield average of 13 tonne
  • Good quality single graze
  • Intermediate Kale
  • Maturity 150-220 days

Gruner Kale 

  • Yield potential up to 17 tonne
  • average quality single graze
  • Giant Kale
  • Maturity 150 -220

Inka Giant Kale 

  • Yield average of 15 tonne
  • Average quality single graze
  • Giant Kale
  • Maturity 150-220 days

Kestral Kale 

  • Yield potential up to 12 tonne
  • Very Good quality single graze
  • Medium Kale
  • Maturity 150 -220

Magnum Giant Kale 

  • Yield potential 13-18 tonne
  • Average quality single graze
  • Giant Kale
  • Maturity 180 days 

Regal Kale 

  • Yield potential up to 18 tonne
  • Good quality single graze
  • Intermediate Kale
  • Maturity 150 -220 

Sovereign Kale 

  • Yield potential 12-14 tonne
  • Good quality single graze
  • Intermediate Kale
  • Maturity 130- 180 days 

Voltage Medium Kale 

  • Yield average of 11 tonne
  • Very Good quality single graze
  • Medium Kale
  • Maturity 150-220 days
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