MANAWA, MOATA AND TAMA

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article , Other literature type 01 Jan 1990Publisher:New Zealand Grassland AssociationJournal:NZGA: Research and Practice Series, volume 5, pages 49-50 (issn: 0110-8581, eissn: 2463-4751,

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Authors: K.R. Brown; R.R. Mcintosh;

doi: 10.33584/rps.5.1998.3335

MANAWA, MOATA AND TAMA

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Abstract

Grasslands Manawa, Moata and Tama are greenfeed crops. Manawa is a perennial x Italian hybrid, also known as 'short-rotation ryegrass'. Moata is a tetraploid Italian ryegrass and Tama is a tetraploid Westerwolds Italian ryegrass (i.e., it is an extreme annual type). About 1500 ha of these three were entered for certification in the 1987/88 season; twice as much Moata was sown as Manawa and Tama. Yields of l$OO kg ha-' are achieved by specialist growers in these crops; in theory yields of 2000 kg ha-' should be possible.

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