CELARCH

WINTER CEREALS / WINTER PEAS (FORAGE) (MOUSE)

Pisum sativum L.

Developed by: Selgen, AS, Czech Republic

A variety of early, leafy, winter fodder peas

Harvest potential - 2-3 t/ha

Rapid spring growth

High yield of green and dry matter and crude protein

The height of the plant is 150 cm

Leaf through

Very resistant to lodging

Excellent winter hardiness

The flowers are red-purple, the grains are colored

Pods - from the middle stem

Weight of 1000 grains - 120-130 g (small, it means lower sowing costs)

Suitable for mixtures with cereals (winter rye or wheat (20-40 seeds/m² of ryegrass and up to 200 seeds/m² of cereals)

Cultivated and pure

Quality feed in early spring

A very good appetizer

Under different growing conditions than those found in these studies, cultivar parameters may differ from those given here.

SOWING RATE

Recommended seeding rate for fodder or green manure: 1.2 million sprouted grains, that is 120-150 kg/ha (in pure cultivation). Sowing depth - 4-6 cm. Sowing at the end of September.

In winter cereal-legume mixtures, we recommend sowing 1.5-2 million sprouted seeds per hectare for cereals (ie 75-100 kg/ha of grain) and 0.6-0.8 million for Arctic. of sprouted grain/ha (ie 75-100 kg/ha of winter fodder peas).