A recent trial was conducted at Penfield Research Station to evaluate the productivity of three market-leading forage barley varieties – S&W Kraken, S&W Moby, and Dictator 2. Kraken…
Lucerne Emerge 2021
S&W Seed Company Lucerne Emerge 2021 offers valuable advice to gain the most from your lucerne enterprise. With the current favourable seasonal conditions, we are looking forward to a fantastic season ahead for all Australian farmers.
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Read more about 2021 Forage Barley Trial Results
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Read more about Cavalier Spineless Burr Medic – a versatile pasture classic across the country
When it comes to annual pasture options, Cavalier Spineless Burr Medic is an old favourite. During the entire growing season, Cavalier provides…
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Read more about Superior quality with Q31 Lucerne
Q31 Lucerne from S&W Seed Company offers superior forage quality and is ideal for growers producing hay, silage, or chaff…
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Read more about Sunflowers, an excellent summer planting option not to be missed
Has recent rain refilled your soil profile? Looking for a double crop opportunity after winter or just a reliable summer…
I’m over the moon with S&W Seed Company Q31 and would recommend the variety to anyone. The cattle do so well on the silage, I don’t know why more people down here don’t do it.
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Matt Cameron – Somerset, TAS
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Read more about Try Chomper, it wont disappoint!
Image: The impressive S&W Seed Company Chomper Forage Sorghum eight weeks after planting. Michelle Tomkins of Lazi Hay, “Little River”,…
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Read more about Turbo Persian Clover takes on barley grass! the winner is…
George Kerrins of Tatura, Victoria, was looking for a way to control barley grass without having to compromise feed. The…
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Read more about The perfect blend for developing a strong pasture
Daryl Frahn runs Koolibar, a family farm located near Mypolonga, South Australia. The property runs sheep, as well as a…
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Read more about Give it Jivet like Hugh
Hugh Foletta works as a contractor in the Adelaide Hills, as well as running his own small block for hay…