Kale Best drilled in rows facing the direction the birds are to be flushed, and through cross drilling of the ends of the plot can help make the cover warmer. Despite being a good cover, Kale offers no feed value, so will either need to be partnered with a seed bearing crop or supplementary feeding. Has the potential to last for two seasons. Be aware of clubroot on continuous sites and choose varieties accordingly. Caledonian WH • The first Kale bred with clubroot resistance. • Can be continuously sown on brassica sick sites.
• A taller Kale allowing for easier bird access. • Excellent germination and vigour potential. • Winter hardy. Sowing rate: 4kg/ha Pack size: 2 kg Carbon WH • Very fast establishment. • Frost tolerant. • Kale/Mustard hybrid. • Similar to Utopia/Texsel Greens. • Best sown in June or July. • Can be sown into cereal stubbles. • Not as winter hardy as other Kale varieties. Sowing rate: 4kg/ha Pack size: 2 kg Keeper WH • Good early vigour. • Provides good leaf cover. • Medium height. • Winter hardy. Sowing rate: 4kg/ha Pack size: 2 kg Other Brassicas Interval ( Rape/Kale Hybrid ) WH • Excellent establishment and early vigour • Winter hardy full season cover • Fantastic fast growing rape with kale parentage • Ideal replacement for kale when sown in June or July . Can also be used as a pioneer or rescue crop. Sowing rate: 5kg/ha Pack size: 5kg
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