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Peas

VIGOUR
Low vigour seed sown in late February or early March, or into adverse conditions, can often fail due to seedling death caused by Pythium fungi.

 

"We have found that even though seed is of good quality and germination, low vigour can reduce the performance of the seed."  PGRO

 

Original pulse pea seed is vigour tested; with low vigour lots being rejected.

 

"Damping off"

Damping off fungi (Pythium and Fusarium) are present in all soils. They can cause crop thinning by killing germinating seeds.

 

Effective control by seed treatment traditionally applied by slurry is not always effective. Seeds are often either overdosed, or receive no treatment at all.

 


    * Every seed is coated with the correct amount of chemical - this ensures better  disease control and thus better establishment.
    * Reduction in "dusting off" during handling and drilling.
    * Improved drill flow ensures even spacing.
    * Reduced "bridging of seed" when drilling in damp conditions.

 

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  • FALSTAFF is a marrowfat pea with a high yield potential and a good combination of agronomic characters for its type.
  • Prophet large blue field pea has a very high yield potential, excellent downy mildew resistance and good standing
  • Zero4 small blue combining pea has short straw, excellent standing ability and very early maturity
  • Neon marrowfat pea is the highest yielding marrowfat on the PGRO Recommended List
  • Mantara is a maple pea with a very high yield potential, short straw, good standing and very good disease resistance.
  • Strada is one of the highest yielding marrowfats on the PGRO Recommended List Strada is one of the highest yielding marrowfats on the PGRO Recommended List

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