Alfalfa | Gentos

Latte 920 Alfalfa

AdMinGentos2022 — Tue, 27 Dec 2022 15:00:45 +0000

Group 9 cultivar without winter rest, of American origin, with high forage yield potential in intensive grazing systems and under cutting, very high production in different regions and outstanding resistance to aphids and viruses. Taprooted and with great resistance to water stress conditions. Erect habit and very well-balanced leaf/stem ratio. Large leaflets.

Seeding rate

– 16-18 kg/ha in 17.5-cm rows to achieve 200-250 plants/m2

Recommendations for use

– Pure alfalfa: high forage production all year round. Respect autumn rest.
– Associated with grasses: Med100 fescue, MATE Phalaris, Halcón brome grass, Poseidón orchard grass.

Nobel 720 Alfalfa

AdMinGentos2022 — Wed, 21 Dec 2022 16:44:38 +0000

Group 7 cultivar with great adaptation to grazing, persistence and production. Excellent plant health profile that provides high productive stability in the face of environmental variations. Compact plant structure with high leaf/stem ratio, conferring high quality in all seasons of the year.

Seeding rate

– Long-production pastures – Base alfalfa with grasses (8-12 kg/ha).
– Pure alfalfa (15-20 kg/ha).

Recommendations for use

– Ideal for high-potential environments, pure or associated with grasses.
– Recommended for high nutritional requirements.

Nobel 620 Alfalfa

AdMinGentos2022 — Tue, 20 Dec 2022 22:00:07 +0000

Group 6 cultivar with winter dormancy and great adaptation to grazing. Outstanding plant health profile. Compact plant structure with high leaf/stem ratio, conferring high quality in all seasons of the year.

Seeding Rate

– Long-production pastures – Base alfalfa with grasses (8-12 kg/ha).
– Pure alfalfa (15-20 kg/ha).

Recommendations for use

– Excellent associability with Med 100 Mediterranean fescue due to their complementary cycles.
– Ideal for dairy and fattening approaches.