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Four turnip cultivars, two Swede, and one each of kale, rutabaga and Chinese-cabbage turnip hybrid were evaluated for their usefulness in extending the grazing season. The three replicates were planted on 28 July 1994 and harvested on 31 October and 3 November 1994. Dry matter yields ranged from 5460 kg/ha for Premier kale to 8877 kg/ha for Rondo turnip. Rondo turnip total yield of DM was significantly higher (P=O.O5) than all other cultivars except Doon Major Swede. Crude protein levels ranged from 8.5% to 24.3% for the tops and 5.9% to 13.4% for the bulbs, with NDF fibre levels of 17.6% to 21.4% for tops and 15.6% to 20.4% for the bulbs. All cultivars survived temperatures of -1O'C with Premier kale being the most winter hardy, surviving the winter minimum temperature of -21°C. Forage brassicas can provide high levels of quality forage for the late autumn and early winter period, significantly extending the grazing season in Ohio and the midwest US.

Performance of brassica cultivars from New Zealand and United States seed sources in Southeast Ohio, USA