- BRIGADIER is a high-yielding variety that has been one of the most widely sown fodder beet varieties in Europe for many years.
- Fodder beet holds an important place in animal nutrition thanks to its high yield per unit area.
- Because much of the root grows above the soil surface, manual harvesting is easier and less soil residue remains on the root.
- In strip grazing, the roots can be easily pulled out and consumed by animals.
- Chopped roots are used in animal feeding and can also be stored away from sunlight and used for winter feeding.
| Origin/Production Location | Europe |
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| Root Color | Orange |
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| Protein Ratio (Leaf) | %15 |
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| Root Yield | 30.000 - 40.000 kg/da |
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| Root Shape | Oval |
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| Root Length | Long (40-45 cm) |
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| Dry Matter Ratio | %12 |
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| Sowing Rate | 1.5 - 2 kg/da |
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| Sowing Depth | 1.5 - 2 cm |
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| Disease Resistance | High |
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