INTERGRAIN has added two new conventional oaten hay varieties, Wallaby and Kultarr to its cereal portfolio, providing growers with a range of genetic tools to suit various farming situations.
Dr Allan Rattey, InterGrain, says two new oat varieties will provide options to existing varieties Mulgara, Brusher and Wintaroo. Image by InterGrain.
Bred by the National Oat Breeding Program, with support from AgriFutures Export Fodder Program and Australian Exporters Company (AEXCO) the new oaten hay varieties are being commercialised by
InterGrain now heads up the National Oat Breeding program.
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