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Strong establishment, consistent grazing and quality feed for the season ahead.

  • Writer: Capstone Seeds
    Capstone Seeds
  • 16 hours ago
  • 2 min read

Planning ahead for winter grazing is key to maintaining performance across your system. With the right combination of proven forage varieties, you can secure early feed, extend grazing periods and improve overall productivity. Here’s a look at dependable options designed for South African conditions.




STOOLING RYE –

SOUTHERN BLUE

 

A locally bred cultivar developed for resilience, SOUTHERN BLUE provides quick early feed and long-lasting performance under dryland conditions. Ideal for over-sowing into Kikuyu, it ensures grazing is available earlier in the season.





SPRING RYE -

SOUTHERN GREEN

 

SOUTHERN GREEN is a fast, short-duration rye designed for flexible planting and quick grazing. With excellent cold tolerance and high palatability, it is well suited for late planting windows and rapid winter feed production.




TARGA stands out for its rapid early establishment and strong dry matter production, delivering up to 25% more yield in trials. It also maintains higher metabolisable energy later in the season, making it a dependable option for sustained grazing and quality feed.




FODDER RADISH –

NOOITGEDACHT


NOOITGEDACHT is a practical option for late-season feed, providing valuable grazing when pasture supply is under pressure. It also supports soil structure improvement and integrates well into mixed forage systems.






COCKSFOOT –

DANA


Persistent, high-producing perennial with strDANA is a winter-active, drought-tolerant grass that produces high-quality forage over an extended season. Its leafy growth and strong persistence make it a reliable choice for both grazing and conservation.





WHITE OATS –

BRUNSWICK

 

BRUNSWICK offers exceptional forage quality with a late heading habit that supports extended grazing. Its wide leaves maximise production, while strong disease tolerance ensures clean, productive stands under irrigation or high rainfall.







PERENNIAL RYEGRASS –

FIFTY50


FIFTY 50 is a late-heading perennial that delivers strong autumn and winter production. Its dense growth and aggressive tillering ensure consistent pasture performance and high-quality grazing throughout the year.






PLANTAIN – TONIC®

 

TONIC® Plantain delivers high dry matter production and supports improved animal performance. With excellent drought tolerance and strong mineral content, it contributes to better livestock health and pasture diversity.





A well-balanced forage system ensures consistent feed availability, improved animal performance and better resilience through the season. Speak to the Capstone Seeds team to build the right mix for your farm. 


Grow with confidence this winter. Grow with Capstone Seeds.


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or to discuss the best options for your conditions


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For more information contact a Sale Representative in your area:


Mark Wattam - Commercial Manager

+27 82 603 8471  |  mark@capstoneseeds.com


Quintin Deysel - Sales Representative

Mpumalanga, Gauteng, Western FS, Northern Cape, Limpopo and Northwest

+27 83 845 3383 | quintin@capstoneseeds.com


Neville Young - Retail Sales Manager

Northern Natal Co-ops, Swaziland and Lesotho

+27 82 654 2162  |  neville@capstoneseeds.com


Steve Thomson - Pasture and Forage Manager

KZN and Eastern FS

+27 82 327 8083 | steve@capstoneseeds.com 



Kind regards

Capstone Team




 
 
 

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