Feast II is a late-maturing tetraploid ryegrass bred primarily for grazing. Feast II is short-lived (1+ crop years), but extremely productive. It is a profuse tillering, quick-growing variety with very little re-heading, making it an ideal nurse crop for alfalfa production.
NOTABLE CHARACTERISTICS:
| • Profuse tillering |
• Very low aftermath heading |
| • Vigorous growth |
• Very high sugar content |
| • Excellent palatabilty/digestibility |
• High energy/Feed quality |
| • Wider, more succulent leaves than diploid annual ryegrass |
