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Saia oat / Bristle oat

CODEX

The late Saia oat

Benefits:

  • CODEX has a long vegetative growing phase due to a late ear emergence
  • Necessity of processing to prevent from seeding is reduced - cost minimization
  • Break crop with rapid mass formation in the beginning, despite late ear emergence
  • Weeds and volunter cereals are suppressed by the high competitiveness
  • Intensive tuft roots and mulch layer after winter form effective erosion protection for the protection of the soil and surface waters
  • CODEX as a not winterhard crop is suitable for cover crop blends - as well as for oilseed rape crop rotations

Variety characteristics:

(Officially confirmed or respectively in line with Bundessortenamt)

Initial mass formation: 5
Plant height: 4
Stiffness: 7
Dry matter yield: 3
Protein content: 6

bad / early / short / low
good / late / long / high

Crop rotation suitability:

Maize ++
Cereals +
Oilseed rape ++
Sugar beets ++
Potatoes ++
Intensive crops ++
Legumes +
+ suitable / ++ strongly recommended

Usage:

  • Humus formation
  • Protection against erosion
  • Ground water protection / Nitrogen conservation
  • Green manure
  • Biogas- and fodder production

Agronomic features:

Weed suppression: 7
Protection against erosion: 6
Ground water protection / Nitrogen conservation: 6
Humus formation: 5
Cold- and frost resistance: 2
Drought tolerance: 7
bad / early / short / low
good / late / long / high
Type of root Tuft root
Rooting depth 80 cm

Cultivation recommendations:

Recommended sowing rate Erosion protection: 25 - 50 kg/ha, Biomass production: 50-125 kg/ha
Sowing depth 2 - 4 cm
Sowing period July until September - depending on location!
Fertilization 30 - 60 kg N/ha for cover crop, 60 - 120 kg N/ha for biomass production
Crop protection Usually there is no plant protection required
Sowing method Drill seed is recommended

14.09.2018 08:52:08 // 14.00 - Breeder: P. H. Petersen Saatzucht Lundsgaard GmbH

Cover crop programme 2024