Reduction of viral Corky Ring Spot in potatoes with multi-resistant oil radish DEFENDER, rough oats PRATEX and spring vetch.
The three partners complement each other ideally in rooting: tufted roots of PRATEX and spring vetch, as well as the taproot of DEFENDER enable rooting of the entire topsoil.
As a legume, spring vetch provides additional nitrogen, from which the other mixing partners also benefit
High flexibility with changing nutrient availability
Moderate legume content of < 30 seed % makes use possible within the framework of voluntary agreements (e.g. water conservation)
Mischungszusammensetzung:
Seeds %
:
Free of crucifers
:
Nein
Free of legumes
:
Nein
Free of grass
:
Nein
Winter hardy
:
Nein
Fruchtfolgeeignung:
Maize
++
Cereals
+
Oilseed rape
+
Sugar beets
++
Potatoes
++
Legumes
+ geeignet / ++ besonders empfohlen
Nutzung:
Reduction of Beet Cyst Nematodes
No multiplication of beet cyst nematodes
Green manure
Biogas- and fodder production
Humus formation
Protection against erosion
Nitrogen fixation
Mulch sowing
Agronomische Merkmale:
Weed suppression:
8
Protection against erosion:
8
Ground water protection / Nitrogen conservation:
8
Humus formation:
8
Cold- and frost resistance:
4
Drought tolerance:
6
schlecht / früh / kurz / gering
gut / spät / lang / hoch
Type of root
Tuft root + Tap root
Rooting depth
180 cm
Anbauempfehlungen:
Recommended sowing rate
60 kg/ha
Sowing depth
2 - 3 cm
Sowing period
mid July to start September
Fertilization
Only organic fertilisation is permissible within the scope of greening (except sewage sludge). Relevant legume content according to DüV: 27 seed %, 57 weight %.
