Rachel

Lucerne variety Rachel is a high-protein forage crop with increased sugar content, making it particularly valuable for livestock. Plants reach heights of 60 to 100 cm and feature dark-purple flowers. This variety is characterized by high yield and good winter hardiness, enabling stable harvests in various climatic conditions. The recommended seeding rate is 25 kg per hectare, with 3-4 cuttings per year, ensuring regular supply of high-quality feed.

Rachel is resistant to lodging and several diseases, including verticillium, stem nematodes, and anthracnose, which contributes to maintaining crop health and reducing yield losses. Resistance to Fusarium is rated as medium. Acid detergent fiber content in the plant is at a medium level, positively affecting the nutritional value and digestibility of the feed for animals.

Granulated lucerne Rachel is widely used in agriculture as a natural feed for various animals, including cattle and poultry. Due to its high protein content, it supports animal health and productivity, serving as an essential component of their diet. The granulated form is convenient for use and storage, making this product popular among farmers and feed producers.