Rye | Agronomy Crops

Secale cereale is the hardiest grain and is grown the world over, for human and livestock consumption. It grows well in many climates and soils, and is frequently used as a rotation crop. It is tolerant of poor soils, high latitudes and altitudes. Rye is mainly used in making bread, but when fed to livestock, it is generally mixed with other grains. It also serves as grain cover crop. The recommended sowing time is April to May and at a sowing rate of  50kg/ha.

Agronomy Crops
Cereal grains are a versatile crop that can be harvested for forage or grain. Cereal grains can be an excellent source of forage for dairy cows. You can expect quality forage similar to that of other cool season grasses. Cereal grains can provide a variety of feedstuffs for your animals...