Name: fodder beet seeds
Brand: Shanghai Touchhealthy seeds shop
SKU: 01521
Price: 160.00 USD
Availability: InStock

fodder beet seeds

No.01521

High germination fodder beet seeds, large fleshy root high-energy forage for cattle sheep dairy cow feeding, cold resistant farm feed crop seedsHigh germination fodder beet seeds, large fleshy root high-energy forage for cattle sheep dairy cow feeding, cold resistant farm feed crop seeds.

$160.00

Description

SEED CHARACTERISTICS

Fodder beet is a high-yield biennial root forage seed with high purity and stable germination rate. Seeds are fully screened, uniform in size, clean and free of impurities, broken grains and mildew particles. This crop develops oversized fleshy underground roots with high dry matter, sugar and energy content, known as excellent energy supplementary feed for ruminants. It features strong cold resistance, late autumn and early winter can still maintain normal growth, roots can be dug out for long-term storage to solve winter feed shortage problem. The above-ground leaves are also tender and juicy, rich in vitamins and crude fiber, usable for fresh feeding or silage together with tubers. It has strong adaptability to fertile loamy soil, high single plant weight and large overall yield per mu, effectively improving livestock weight gain and milk production performance of dairy cows, widely matched with alfalfa, ryegrass and other forages to balance daily nutrition.

PLANTING METHOD

Sowing Time: Mid-spring is the best sowing period, suitable growth temperature 12°C–25°C.

Soil Preparation: Deep plough the soil thoroughly, apply sufficient base fertilizer, remove stones and weeds; loose, fertile, well-drained loam soil is the most ideal, avoid heavy clay waterlogged land.

Sowing Method: Drill or hole sowing is recommended, cover seeds with 1–1.5 cm fine soil after placement; too deep sowing will delay seedling emergence.

Water Management: Keep topsoil moist during germination stage, water appropriately in dry periods during tuber expansion period; drain water quickly in rainy days to prevent root rot.

Later Maintenance: Thin seedlings properly after emergence to guarantee reasonable plant spacing. Carry out intertillage weeding and earthing up during growth period to prevent root exposure above ground. Stop watering one month before harvest to increase root sugar content.

FAQ

Q1: Which livestock are suitable to feed fodder beet?

A1: Perfect for dairy cows, beef cattle, sheep, goats, horses and other large ruminants, greatly increasing milk output and fattening effect.

Q2: Can fodder beet roots be stored for winter feeding?

A2: Yes, mature tubers have strong storage resistance, can be stored in cellars for several months as winter reserve feed.

Q3: How long does it take for seeds to germinate?

A3: Under proper temperature and humidity, seeds germinate in 7–14 days, and roots reach harvestable size in about 5 months.

Q4: What soil is not suitable for planting fodder beet?

A4: Heavy sticky soil and low-lying land prone to ponding are not recommended, which easily cause tuber decay and poor development.

TOUCHHEALTHY SEEDS PRODUCT GUARANTEE

All Touchhealthy fodder beet seeds are manually sorted, impurity cleaned and subjected to batch germination testing before shipment. We promise high seed purity, stable germination vigor, no deteriorated seeds and foreign sundries. Consistent bulk quality supports large-scale farm forage base planting and pasture feed structure optimization. We provide professional sowing density, field management and harvest storage technical guidance for all global buyers.

SHIPPING & PACKAGING

Seeds are sealed with professional moisture-proof, breathable and anti-mold inner packaging bags to avoid damp deterioration and extrusion damage during long-distance international transportation. Outer carton uses shockproof buffer materials for full protection, and trackable logistics service can be offered for delivery status inquiry.

STORAGE TIPS

Store unopened seeds in cool, dry, dark and well-ventilated environment, keep away from high temperature, humid air and direct sunlight. Tightly reseal the package immediately after opening to prevent moisture absorption and seed activity decline. Standard storage can effectively retain germination performance and extend shelf life for the next planting season.