Feldherr fodder beet has the ability to produce huge fresh yields from its orange roots which grow out of the ground.
Traditionally, mangolds were used to feed young livestock, due to their low dry matter content. However,mMangold seed is multigerm and requires gapping.
Feldherr fodder beet allows growers to achieve a highly productive crop from monogerm seed.
This variety has large leaves and grows 50% out of the ground, providing additional feed
| Relative Dry Matter Yield % | Relative Fresh Yield % | Skin Colour | Dry Matter Content % | % of Root in Ground | Mean Bolter Count | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| FELDHERR | 89 | 116 | 15.8 | Orange | 50 | 1.7 |
Feldherr fodder beet has the ability to produce huge fresh yields from its orange roots which grow out of the ground.
Traditionally, mangolds were used to feed young livestock, due to their low dry matter content. However,mMangold seed is multigerm and requires gapping.
Feldherr fodder beet allows growers to achieve a highly productive crop from monogerm seed.
This variety has large leaves and grows 50% out of the ground, providing additional feed
The full dataset for our UK Fodder Beet Trial can be downloaded using the Resources, Downloads and Resources ribbon below
| Relative Dry Matter Yield % | Relative Fresh Yield % | Skin Colour | Dry Matter Content % | % of Root in Ground | Mean Bolter Count | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| FELDHERR | 89 | 116 | 15.8 | Orange | 50 | 1.7 |
Data Source: Limagrain UK trials 1998-2022, (c) = Control. RT = Rhizomania tolerant. *No data available. Not all varieties tested every year. Not all scores taken every year
