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Clamp buster!!!
Testimonials
Performance
London
That’s the opinion of Nigel Walley, seed manager at Agrovista, who has added the variety to the company portfolio this season.
I’ve been looking at RGT Bluefoxx closely for three years and I’m very confident with it,” he says. “The variety has good early vigour and produces a really nice, strong looking plant, which has good disease resistance, is relatively stay-green and consistently produces very well-finished cobs.
2023-04-16
Cornwall
“I’ve been looking at RGT Bluefoxx closely for three years and I’m very confident with it,” he says. “The variety has good early vigour and produces a really nice, strong looking plant, which has good disease resistance, is relatively stay-green and consistently produces very well-finished cobs
2023-04-22
Mars
“In the AD sector, there is an increasing trend towards higher yielding FAO 180-190 material, which Bluefoxx fits perfectly. Chasing big yields can mean harvesting a crop that’s not fully mature. That’s no good for anyone – you cannot produce methane from water, so you need maturity to produce good starch and energy yields.”
2023-04-14
Dr Jones
“Other breeders are chasing the ultimate feed value, but this ever-increasing quest for cell wall digestibility can be at the expense of lignin levels. There is a very fine line between digestibility and stem integrity – the variety may look untouchable on paper but if it suffers serious lodging issues any benefits associated with increased cell wall digestibility will be totally lost.
2023-01-12
FEATURES AND BENEFITS
Early maturing – FAO 180
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Suitable for favourable and less favourable sites
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High starch and digestibility
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Excellent on-farm performance
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Very good standing power
Disease Tolerance
– – – = sehr anfällig, +++ sehr hohe Toleranz
Lodging +++
Cob set ++
eye spot +++
Fusarium +++
FARM SUITABILITY
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soil type suitability
Sowing date suitability
recommended sowing density
78
Favourable 75
Less favourable 85
“INTIME PROFILE” OF THE VARIETY
the lowest = 1 – the best = 9
DM
88.88%
Starch
77.77%
Fresh yield
99.99%
the lowest = 1 – the best = 9
Eye spot
99.99%
Lodging
88.88%
Quality
77.77%
Yield
99.99%
Sowing windows
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Optimum
Adapted
HOW TO OPTIMISE THE USE OF YOUR VARIETY
Sowing
“Other breeders are chasing the ultimate feed value, but this ever-increasing quest for cell wall digestibility can be at the expense of lignin levels.
Fertilizing
“Other breeders are chasing the ultimate feed value, but this ever-increasing quest for cell wall digestibility can be at the expense of lignin levels. There is a very fine line between digestibility and stem integrity – the variety may look untouchable on paper but if it suffers serious lodging issues any benefits associated with increased cell wall digestibility will be totally lost.
Agronomy
“It is everything we want in a mainstream forage and early AD variety. In the forage sector on more favourable sites RGT Bluefoxx will give you outstanding yields at a very competitive price point. It produces a big cob with lots of starch and a decent amount of ME, which is exactly what most dairy farmers want.
