Enhanced Adaptability of Pasture Innovation Varieties in International Trials
Pasture Innovation varieties have gained recognition for their exceptional genetic potential, leading to their inclusion in international recommended list trials. These trials aim to assess the adaptability of these varieties to diverse climates and farming systems beyond Ireland. The remarkable success of these trials underscores the suitability of Pasture Innovation varieties for use in other countries. Here are some noteworthy examples:
Recommended Grass and Clover Lists
While these varieties originate from Ireland, their outstanding performance in these countries’ trials showcases the adaptability of Pasture Innovation varieties. Their ability to thrive even in climates and farming systems different from their intended targets is a testament to their versatility and quality.
Fearga Red Clover is now Generally recommended in England and Wales, with exceptional yield in year 3 displaying it excellent persistence
Clodagh has by far the highest clover yield in the 3rd harvest year. Displaying its excellent yield and persistence
Late Diploid with good performance across grazing and conservation systems
Generally recommended late diploid with excellent performance under grazing and conservation. Higher than average ground cover at all timepoints
One of the leading Intermediate tetraploid varieties for ME Yield, with excellent conservation and grazing yields. Highest rating for drechslera disease resistance in group
One of the highest Yielding late diploids with the highest performance under conservation management for the group.
1st choice recommended late diploid on Scottish recommended list
