Moroccan ryegrass persists

By Catherine Miller
Updated December 29 2015 - 4:14pm, first published July 3 2011 - 3:30am
VISIBLE DIFFERENCE: Michael Schinckel, Mullana, Kybybolite, in a 36-hectare paddock sown last year to both Barberia long-rotation ryegrass and Camel perennial ryegrass. There has been a distinct line between the two varieties with more prolific growth from the Barberia.
VISIBLE DIFFERENCE: Michael Schinckel, Mullana, Kybybolite, in a 36-hectare paddock sown last year to both Barberia long-rotation ryegrass and Camel perennial ryegrass. There has been a distinct line between the two varieties with more prolific growth from the Barberia.

A DIPLOID long-rotation ryegrass from hardy North African germplasm that persists up to five years is giving many South East livestock producers more bang for their buck.

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