An old favourite that won’t let you down, its consistent performance has enabled Blaze to become the go to variety for clean palatable roots.
Blaze will produce clean red roots that are easily eaten because of their medium dry matter content. Best chopped to optimise utilisation, the roots make a high energy feed that complements grass and maize silage.
Some crops can be fed in situ as the roots grow well out of the ground.
| Relative Dry Matter Yield % | Relative Fresh Yield % | Dry Matter Content % | Skin Colour | % of Root in Ground | Mean Bolter Count | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| BLAZE | 96 | 106 | 18.7 | Red | 60 | 0.5 |
An old favourite that won’t let you down, its consistent performance has enabled Blaze to become the go to variety for clean palatable roots.
Blaze will produce clean red roots that are easily eaten because of their medium dry matter content. Best chopped to optimise utilisation, the roots make a high energy feed that complements grass and maize silage.
Some crops can be fed in situ as the roots grow well out of the ground.
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| Relative Dry Matter Yield % | Relative Fresh Yield % | Dry Matter Content % | Skin Colour | % of Root in Ground | Mean Bolter Count | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| BLAZE | 96 | 106 | 18.7 | Red | 60 | 0.5 |
Data Source: Limagrain UK trials 1998-2022, (c) = Control. RT = Rhizomania tolerant. *No data available. Not all varieties tested every year. Not all scores taken every year
