Collection: BRASSICAS

  • Radish

    Regular price $102.00
    $8.67 - $10.20 / Per Kg
    Sale price $10.20

    Sold by kg (minimum sale of 10 kg)
    Recommended Sowing Rate: 8–10 kg/ha (pure stand); 1–3 kg/ha (in a mix)

    Forage Radish has a strong taproot that helps alleviate soil compaction while offering decent short-term forage. As a cover crop, it also scavenges excess nutrients, boosting soil health.

  • Forage Brassica

    Sold by kg (minimum sale of 10 kg)

    Recommended Sowing Rate: 3–4 kg/ha (pure stand); 1–2 kg/ha (in a mix)

    A fast-establishing, high-yielding forage crop offering a flexible grazing option for summer and autumn feed. With high dry matter yields (up to 9,000 kg DM/ha), excellent persistence, and multi-graze potential, it is ideal for supporting livestock during feed gaps.

  • Mustard

    Sold by kg (minimum sale of 10 kg)
    Recommended Sowing Rate: 5–8 kg/ha (pure stand); 0.5–1.5 kg/ha (in a mix)

    Mustard is a rapidly establishing annual brassica often used for short-term forage, cover cropping, or biofumigation. Its quick growth suppresses weeds, and incorporation into the soil can help manage pests.

  • Kale

    Regular price $142.00
    $12.07 - $14.20 / Per Kg
    Sale price $14.20

    Sold by kg (minimum sale of 10 kg)
    Recommended Sowing Rate: 3–5 kg/ha (pure stand); 1–2 kg/ha (in a mix)

    Kale is a biennial brassica used as an annual forage, notable for its impressive winter hardiness. Its large biomass provides nutritious feed for extending the grazing season, especially in colder climates.

  • Rape

    Regular price $114.00
    $9.69 - $11.40 / Per Kg
    Sale price $11.40

    Sold by kg (minimum sale of 10 kg)
    Recommended Sowing Rate: 3–4 kg/ha (pure stand); 1–2 kg/ha (in a mix)

    Rape is a fast-growing annual brassica providing leafy, high-energy forage in a short timeframe. It also acts as a break crop, disrupting pest cycles and improving soil structure.

Forage Brassica

Brassicas are one of the most adaptable tools in the forage toolbox. Quick to establish, high in energy, and easy to graze, they offer a reliable feed solution when permanent pasture can't keep up. From summer growth to autumn clean-up, these crops step in when and where they’re needed most. Whether you’re feeding through a dry spell, prepping a paddock for regrassing, or looking to extend the grazing season, forage brassicas deliver feed that’s both flexible and efficient. With the right timing and variety, they can help fill feed gaps, break pest cycles, and reset the soil for future productivity.

Our Forage Brassica Seed

We offer a targeted selection of forage brassica seed chosen for flexibility, yield, and fit within New Zealand grazing systems. Our main Forage Brassica variety establishes quickly, delivers high dry matter yields, and supports multiple grazings, making it ideal for summer and autumn feed gaps.

Rape is another standout, producing leafy, high-energy forage on a fast turnaround. Kale brings winter hardiness and consistent feed through colder months, making it a solid option for extended rotations. For soil-focused systems, Mustard offers quick growth, weed suppression, and biofumigation benefits as part of a wider brassica fodder strategy.

Whether you’re sowing a short-term crop or integrating brassica pasture into a longer plan, each variety comes with clear sowing guidance and full species detail, so you can plan with confidence and make every paddock count.

Choosing the Right Forage Brassica

Brassicas work best when they’re selected with purpose. Some varieties offer fast regrowth for quick grazing rounds, while others provide bulk feed for holding stock through tougher conditions. Whether you’re targeting short-term production or integrating brassicas into a broader renewal plan, choosing the right crop for the job makes a real difference.

We work with farmers to match forage brassica varieties to the season, grazing pressure, and long-term system goals. With the right planning, brassicas can support pasture recovery, drive weight gain, and improve feed flexibility across your rotation.

If you're planning your next sowing, get in touch. We’ll help you weigh up the options and select a crop that fits your system from the start.

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