Show Notes
Join Al & Juddy as they delve into the lesser-explored realm of alternative grass species in the New Zealand landscape. Building on their extensive coverage of popular grass varieties, this episode was inspired by a listener’s request to explore the less conventional choices that may not be widely adopted in New Zealand. From an agronomic perspective, Al & Juddy dissect these alternative grasses, examining their relevance and application in various animal systems. “We kind of love them together as what we refer to as the alternative options. Their different characteristics mean that they have quite different ranges in terms of where you would sow them. Moreover, they play varied roles within animal systems, showcasing their versatility” – Glenn Judson See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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This Seed Dating episode is all about Relish red clover, the red clover Al & Juddy call "the driver, not the passenger." A major advancement in red clover breeding, Relish combines exceptional persistence with high yield potential, helping maintain red clover content in pastures over time. Whether as part of a pasture mix or a pure stand forage crop, Relish delivers quality feed, strong spring growth, and outstanding animal performance. Listen to find out why Relish continues to set the benchmark for red clover. Learn more about Relish red clover here: https://www.agricom.co.nz/products/clover/red/relish See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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Looking for a partner that can handle intensive set-stocking, deliver persistence, and look impressively productive season after season? Meet Emblem - Agricom’s new small- to medium-leaved white clover. It ticks all those boxes and more. New Zealand-bred and built for local conditions, Emblem is designed to stand up to pressure while maintaining strong performance in your pasture mix. If resilience, adaptability, and productivity are at the top of your wish list, this could be your perfect match. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.