RGT Calabro

Wheat

RGT Calabro

RGT Calabro is a bearded, medium-long growing season winter wheat with potential for high yields in the medium and high rainfall zone.

FULL SEASON GROWING POTENTIAL

RGT Calabro is a bearded, medium-long growing season winter wheat with potential for high yields in the medium and high rainfall zone. It is a variety that has taken a high market share in France where its maturity, high yields and good grain quality has made it desirable for growers and end-users alike. The variety has a good disease resistance profile with very good resistance to stripe rust. With short stiff straw, harvest quality is good producing large bold grain with a high thousand grain weight.

Type – Winter red wheat
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Seedling Vigour – Excellent
Grazing Potential – Very good autumn and winter
Sowing Zones – Tasmania , S Tablelands NSW, N Victoria (irrigation),S Victoria, South-east SA

Features

  • R86-036
  • Can be sown in HRZ from late summer until early winter
  • Early heading and maturing
  • Full season growing potential
  • High yield potential
  • Excellent stripe rust resistance
  • Short stiff straw with excellent standability
  • Increased potential for autumn/ winter grazing when sown early

Benefits

Sowing Rates

80-120kg/ha
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RGT Capacity TT

Spring Canola

RGT Capacity TT

RGT Capacity TT is a new generation TT hybrid from RAGT. It has excellent early vigour and gets up and establishes quickly for maximum weed competition.

New generation TT hybrid canola

Type – Hybrid
Herbicide Tolerance Group – Triazine tolerant
Blackleg Resistance – MS (Bare), R (ILeVo/Saltro)
Resistance Group – B
Seedling Vigour – Excellent
Crop Height – Moderate
Alternative To – Hyttec Trophy, Hyttec Trident, ATR Bonito, Hyola Blazer, InVigor T4510 and TurbineTT.
Sowing Zones – 350 mm plu

Features

  • EPR $10/T plus GST
  • It improves gross margins
  • Up to 19% higher yielding than open pollinated varieties
  • Equivalent yield to other TT hybrids

Benefits

Sowing Rates

1-2/ha
20-40 plants/m2
2-3.5/ha
30-50 plants/m2
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RGT Cesario

Wheat

RGT Cesario

RGT Cesario is an awnless, multi-purpose mid-winter wheat, suited to grazing, silage or grain production in the medium to high rainfall zone.

A GOOD ECONOMIC OPTION

RGT Cesario is an awnless, mid-winter wheat. It has a potential for high yields in the medium and high rainfall zone. It has a maturity similar to RGT Accroc with a solid disease package to back it up. The high yield and grain quality of RGT Cesario will bring benefits to the Australian grower.

Type – Winter red wheat
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Seedling Vigour – Excellent
Grazing Potential – Very good autumn and winter
Sowing Zones – NW & SW slopes, S Tablelands NSW, N Victoria (irrigation), S Victoria, SE SA, Tasmania

Features

  • Full season growing potential
  • Multi purpose
  • ncreased resistance to sprouting
  • Very high yield potential
  • Can be sown in HRZ from late summer until early winter
  • Increased income potential for autumn/winter grazing when sown early

Benefits

Sowing Rates

50-80kg/ha
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RGT Clavier CL

Winter Canola

RGT Clavier CL

RGT Clavier CL is a hybrid, Clearfield winter canola offering growers improved gross margins from both autumn/winter grazing and hiagh potential grain yields.

GRAZING AND GRAIN

RGT Clavier CL can be sown in late spring to early autumn. Suitable for multiple grazings, and manage until harvest for high oil and grain yields.

Type – Hybrid
Herbicide Tolerance Group – Clearfield Blackleg Resistance R (Bare) Resistance Group ACH
Seedling Vigour – Excellent
Crop Height – Moderate–Tall
Alternative To – Hyola 970CL, Phoenix CL
Sowing Zones – NW & SW Slopes, S Tablelands NSW, N Victoria (irrigation), NE & S Victoria, SE SA, Tasmania, and Southern WA

Suited to Sheep and Beef

Features

  • Excellent early vigour with excellent crop competition
  • Suited to early planting – late spring to early autumn

Benefits

• 2 to 3 days earlier to flower than Hyola 970CL

• High oil content

Sowing Rates

Grain only
2.5-3kg/ha
Grazing and grain
3.5-4kg/ha
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RGT Ivory

Wheat

RGT Ivory

RGT Ivory is a bearded, very long growing season winter wheat with potential for high yields in the long season high rainfall zone.

FULL SEASON GROWING POTENTIAL

RGT Ivory has been tested in NVT in Tasmania however suits early planting to allow full development and to maximise yield potential. Currently in NVT and Hyperyielding cereal trials . The variety has a good disease resistance profile with very good resistance to stripe rust. With short stiff straw, harvest quality is good producing large bold grain with a high thousand grain weight

Type – Winter white wheat
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Seedling Vigour – Excellent
Grazing Potential – Very good autumn and winter
Sowing Zones – Tasmania

Features

  • R86-044
  • Awned White Wheat
  • Full season growing potential
  • Very Long maturity
  • Can be sown in HRZ from late summer until early winter
  • High yield potential
  • Short stiff straw with excellent standability
  • Increased potential for autumn/ winter grazing when sown early

Benefits

Sowing Rates

80-120kg/ha
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RGT Nizza CL

Winter Canola

RGT Nizza CL

RGT Nizza CL is a hybrid, Clearfield winter canola offering growers improved gross margins from both autumn/ winter grazing and high potential grain yields.

GRAZING AND GRAIN

RGT Nizza CL can be sown in late summer or early autumn for grazing at eight weeks after sowing up until mid-July lock-up for grain with excellent oil content.

Type – Hybrid
Herbicide Tolerance Group – Clearfield
Blackleg Resistance – R (Bare)
Resistance Group – B
Seedling Vigour – Excellent
Crop Height – Moderate to tall
Alternative to – Hyola 970CL, Edimax CL, Pheonix CL and Hyola Feast CL
Sowing Zones – NW & SW Slopes, S Tablelands NSW, N Victoria (irrigation), NE & S Victoria, SE SA and Tasmania

Suited to sheep and beef

Features

  • Excellent early vigour high biomass yield
  • Suited to early planting

Benefits

• 3 to 4 days earlier than Edimax CL

• 7 to 10 days earlier to flower than Hyola 970CL

• High oil content

• No. 1 yielding variety in Europe

Sowing Rates

Grain only
2.5-3.5kg/ha
Early grazing and grain
3.5-4.0kg/ha
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RGT Planet

Barley

RGT Planet

RGT Planet is a high yielding spring barley with a strong agronomic package and x-ceptional yield potential.

A GOOD ECONOMIC OPTION

RGT Planet has a strong agronomic package that, combined with its yield potential, will make it an economic option for Australian barley growers. RGT Planet received full malt accreditation in Australia in March 2019. It already has malt status in many European countries and strong demand from European and Asian brewers. RGT Planet has good disease resistance to mildew, rhincosporum, net blotch and brown rust. It also has good straw strength and reduced risk of lodging.

Features

  • High yielding variety
  • Malt accredited in Australia and Europe
  • Low protein, high hot water extract
  • Strong interest from Asian brewers

Benefits

  • Earlier planting opportunity
  • Suited to malting
  • Heineken green light
  • Carlsberg approved
  • Adaptable to early or late season finishes

Sowing Rates

50-80kg/ha
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RGT Relay

Wheat

RGT Relay

RGT Relay is an awnless, long growing season winter red wheat with potential for high yields in the high rainfall zone.

FULL SEASON GROWING POTENTIAL

RGT Relay has high yields and good grain quality. It has been tested in Tasmania however suits early planting to allow full development and to maximise yield potential. Highest yielding in FAR Hyperyielding cereal trials TOS 1 2016 . The variety has a good disease resistance profile with very good resistance to stripe rust and good resistance to Septoria. With short stiff straw, harvest quality is good producing large bold grain with a high thousand grain weight

Type – Winter red wheat
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Seedling Vigour – Excellent
Grazing Potential – Very good autumn and winter
Sowing Zones – Tasmania

Features

  • R86-036
  • Can be sown in HRZ from late summer until early winter
  • Early heading and maturing
  • Full season growing potential
  • High yield potential
  • Excellent stripe rust resistance
  • Short stiff straw with excellent standability
  • Increased potential for autumn/ winter grazing when sown early

Benefits

Sowing Rates

80-120kg/ha
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RGT Waugh

Wheat

RGT Waugh

Announcing the arrival of RGT Waugh for season 2023. If you’re in the medium to high rainfall zone and looking to maximise yield, look at the scoreboard and make sure RGT Waugh is in your line up.

FULL SEASON GROWING POTENTIAL

RGT Waugh is a bearded, medium-long growing season winter wheat with class leading yields in the medium and high rainfall zone. RGT Waugh is the new benchmark for yield in white winter wheats. The variety has a good disease resistance profile with very good resistance to stripe rust. With short stiff straw, harvest quality is good producing large bold grain with a high thousand grain weight.

Type – Winter white wheat
Disease Resistance – Visit nvtonline.com.au
Seedling Vigour – Excellent
Grazing Potential – Very good autumn and winter
Sowing Zones – NW & SW slopes , S Tablelands NSW, N Victoria (irrigation), S Victoria, South-east SA, Tasmania

Features

  • Full season growing potential
  • Class leading yields
  • Early heading and maturing
  • Short stiff straw
  • SFR86-085
  • Increased income potential for autumn/winter grazing when sown early

Benefits

Sowing Rates

80-120kg/ha
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RGT Zanzibar

Wheat

RGT Zanzibar

RGT Zanzibar is a bearded main season red wheat with very high yield potential and is well adapted to all environments across Eastern Australia.

FULL SEASON GROWING POTENTIAL

RGT Zanzibar is a bearded main season red wheat with very high yield potential and is very well adapted to all environments across QLD, NSW, VIC, SA and Tasmania. For growers looking for yield who have a reliable feed market this variety is hard to go past. RGT Zanzibar has superior grain yield over key competitors Suntop, EGA Gregory and Spitfire. The variety has a good disease resistance profile with very good resistance to stripe rust. With excellent straw strength harvest quality is good producing large bold grain with a high thousand grain weight

Type – Main season red wheat
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Seedling Vigour – Excellent
Grazing Potential – Very good autumn and winter
Sowing Zones – Suited to the main season sowing area of eastern Australia

Features

  • R86-055
  • Main season spring wheat
  • Suited to Late-April to Mid-May
  • Being tested for grazing tolerance
  • High yield potential
  • Excellent stripe rust resistance
  • Excellent straw strength and standability

Benefits

Sowing Rates

80-120kg/ha
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Rosabrook

Sub Clover

Rosabrook

Rosabrook was developed by the National Annual Pasture Legume Improvement Program (NAPLIP) as a replacement for cv. Denmark with improved cotyledon tolerance to Redlegged Earth Mite (RLEM).

NEW BREAKTHROUGH REDLEGGED EARTH MITE TOLERANT SUB CLOVER FOR INCREASING PASTURE LEGUME CONTENT

Rosabrook results from a single backcross, with cv. Denmark as the recurrent parent, and has a flowering time of 143 days from an early May sowing in Perth, the same as Denmark.

Rosabrook is suited to well drained, moderately acid (pH CaCl2 4.5–6.5) soils in areas of southern Australia where the growing season extends to mid-late November, corresponding to a minimum annual rainfall of approximately 600 mm.

It is well suited to permanent pasture systems, but should regenerate strongly following occasional years in crop. It is not suited to 1:1 crop/pasture rotations.

Suited to all livestock types, silage and hay

Features

  • High yeilding
  • Late flowering
  • Cotyledon redlegged earthmite resistance

Benefits

  • Improved establishment. Greater first year yields.
  • Reduced need for insecticide application costs
  • Produces more feed in high rainfall zone
  • Produces more feed per hectare. Produces lower cost feed

Sowing Rates

Sole species
5-10kg/ha
Pasture mixes
2-5kg/ha
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Rossi

Other Legumes

Rossi

Rossi is a diploid red clover bred by RAGT in Europe.

REV UP YOUR PASTURE LEGUME CONTENT

Rossi has good first year production and improved pest and disease resistance to ensure improved second year yield. It is considerable more persistent than most red clover varieties and as such lends itself to inclusion in perennial pasture mixes or as a stand alone grazing and hay option

Suited to all livestock types, silage and hay

Features

  • Diploid red clover
  • High first year yield
  • Excellent pest and disease resistance

Benefits

  • Lower sowing rate needed per hectare to reduce costs
  • Provides yield benefit for areas where red clover may only last one year
  • Improved plant density into second year. Provides greater second year yields

Sowing Rates

Sole species
6-10kg/ha
As sole clover with perennial grass
4-6kg/ha
With perennial grass and clovers
2-3kg/ha
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Rouse

Sub Clover

Rouse

Rouse is a midseason to late flowerng cultivar. It is a replacement for Gosse and Napier with a flowering time between them but superior field performance (ssp. yanninicum).

IMPROVED FORAGE YIELDS AND REGENERATION

Rouse has higher forage yield, especially in autumn/winter, higher seed yields and higher seedling regeneration densities than Gosse. It also has higher resistance to both Races 1 and 2 of clover scorch disease and to leaf rust than Gosse.

Rouse is well adapted to moderately acidic (pH CaCl2 4.5-6.5) soils prone to waterlogging and 550- 900 mm annual rainfall and where the growing season extends to mid-late November.

Suited to all livestock types, silage and hay

Features

  • Mid-late flowering
  • Sub species yanninicum
  • High seed yields
  • Moderate hard seed levels

Benefits

  • Tolerant of water-logging
  • Well suited to flood irrigated hay production
  • Higher seedling regeneration in years 2 and beyond
  • Higher autumn/winter yields from more plants
  • Produces more feed in high rainfall zone
  • Protects against seedling losses with false breaks

Sowing Rates

Sole species
5-10kg/ha
Pasture mixes
2-5kg/ha
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Rozen

Annual Ryegrass

Rozen

Rozen is a new improved late maturity diploid annual ryegrass.

High Performance Annual Ryegrass

Rozen  is a new highly winter active annual ryegrass, developed in Europe to replace the highly successful Sultan . It has excellent seedling vigour making it suitable for sowing into either clean paddocks or over-sowing into sub-tropical pastures including setaria and kikuyu.
Rozen  has similar forage yields and maturity to Sultan , but much improved resistance to a range of diseases including crown rust, brown rust and powdery mildew.
As a diploid Rozen  is a densely tillered variety which will better withstand periods of winter dry conditions as its narrower leaf blades lose less moisture through evapotranspiration. This also enables it to cure faster for making high quality hay.
Rozen  can be sown as the sole ryegrass at lower sowing rates than tetraploids, but can also be mixed with tetraploids in a 40/60 mix to develop a strong sward with the early production from the tetraploid, but with later density and production from the diploid.

Suited to all livestock types, silage and hay

Features

  • Diploid annual ryegrass
  • Excellent seedling vigour
  • High winter activity
  • Excellent disease tolerance

Benefits

  • Fine, densely tillered, better suited to hay than tetraploids
  • More feed when it is needed most
  • Fast establishing, including over-sowing sub-tropical pastures
  • Improved yield potential and palatability

Sowing Rates

Oversowing Kikuyu
30-40kg/ha
>850mm Irrigation
35-40kg/ha
700-850mm Rainfall
25-25kg/ha
500-700mm Rainfall
20kg/ha
Oversowing perennial pastures
15kg/ha
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Speedyl

Annual Ryegrass

Speedyl

Speedyl has been selected after its outstanding performance in trials against commercial standards and breeders’ trial lines.

High Performance Annual Ryegrass

Speedyl establishes rapidly and will provide fast winter feed, but importantly will produce high levels of quality feed later into the season than other annuals.

It is later flowering than other commercial cultivars and holds its leaf even during heading. Its feed quality is outstanding from early winter until late in the season.

Speedyl continues to have outstanding performance in both the MLA PTN trials and the Dairy Australia FVI.

A solid performer backed by years of consistent data.

Suited to all livestock types, silage and hay

Features

  • High yielding
  • Good rust resistance
  • High winter yields
  • Late flowering (+12 days later +18 than Tetila types)

Benefits

  • More feed for your pasture investment
  • Provides feed when it is needed most
  • Well suited for late grazing into the warm season
  • Excellent late season quality. Enables higher quality conserved fodder which will provide more meat and milk per hectare

Sowing Rates

Oversowing Kikuyu
30-50kg/ha
>850mm Irrigation
35-50kg/ha
700-850mm Rainfall
25-30kg/ha
500-700mm Rainfall
20-25kg/ha
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Tammin

Sub Clover

Tammin

Tammin is a more persistent and resilient early flowering subterraneum clover(ssp. subterraneum).

HIGH HARD SEED LEVELS

Tammin was developed for cropping rotations in low-medium rainfall (300-450 mm annual average rainfall) areas with the novel traits of RLEM cotyledon resistance and much higher hardseededness than other cultivars. Tammin also has a much slower breakdown of hard seed in the autumn making it able to handle false breaks. It will still have 15% hard seed after 3 years, improving its ability to recover in short cropping phase rotations.

Suited to all livestock types, silage and hay

Features

  • Early flowering
  • High hard seed levels
  • Delayed hard seed breakdown
  • Redlegged earthmite resistance

Benefits

  • High forage yields in lower rainfall environments
  • Provides quick feed in autumn and winter
  • Provides quick feed in autumn and winter
  • Provides quick feed in autumn and winter
  • Will maintain better persistence and yield over time
  • Less seed lost due to out of season rainfall
  • Some seed will survive after 3 year cropping phase

Sowing Rates

Sole species
5-10kg/ha
Pasture mixes
2-5kg/ha
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