| Triticale, Wheat, & other Small Grains for Grazing, Green Chop, Silage, and Hay |
| Productivity, quality, adaptability, and versatility. . . .
Dairy and beef producers can realize substantial cost savings and higher profits, while meeting environmental objectives, by integrating cereal forages into a comprehensive forage program and properly matching nutritional attributes of various cereal forages to the diverse nutritional needs of their animals. |
| Features | Benefits |
| Annual Crop |
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| Cool Season Crop |
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| Low Input Requirements |
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| Widely Adapted |
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| Competitive with Weeds |
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| Relatively Few Economic Pests |
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| Rotational Benefits |
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| Versatile |
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| For more information about the use of cereal forages for dairy, click on Matching the Feed to
the Need: A Guide to Cereal Forage for Profitable Dairy Management
For more information about other topics related to cereal forage, please see the More about Cereal (Small Grain) Forage and Documents about Our Products sections of the Document Library.
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