Fodder radish

Oilseed radish is a fast-growing, non-wintering cruciferous. An excellent catch crop. With the strongest taproot of the cruciferous family. Thanks to its strong root system, oilseed radish effectively binds nutrients and water from deeper soil layers, improving soil structure and moisture regime. Thanks to its fast growth, it suppresses weeds. Contains glucosinolates. Reduces soil pathogens. When oilseed radish is plowed in, the quantity and quality of organic matter in the soil increases. It is also used as a fodder plant in the hunting areas to provide the feed.

Manual

Sowing time: from early spring to mid-September. Sowing depth: 2-3 cm. Germinated plants can withstand 3-4 degrees of frost, adult plants even down to -6° C.

Package

1 g