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When to harvest cereal crops for wholecrop and crimping
Andy Strzelecki our Technical Director was invited by EBLEX (link is external) to record some guidance videos demonstrating the ideal stages to harvest cereal crops for wholecrop and crimping. We hope you find them helpful:
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When to harvest cereal crops for wholecrop and crimping
Andy Strzelecki our Technical Director was invited by EBLEX (link is external) to record some guidance videos demonstrating the ideal stages to harvest cereal crops for wholecrop and crimping. We hope you find them helpful:
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Producing milk from forage is a key target for every dairy producer, and wholecrop cereals can play a significant role in this ambition. Starch levels potentially approaching 30% and high levels of structural fibre to aid rumen function both contribute to good animal performance from this relatively easy-to-grow forage.
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