Gowrie can produce high dry matter yields and exhibits good resistance to both clubroot and powdery mildew.
Bright purple skin with yellow flesh, Gowrie can also be grown for human consumption and the fresh markets.
Gowrie
Uniform purple roots for grazing or human consumption
- End Use: Beef, Sheep & Culinary
- Utilisation: Graze in the field or lift and store
- Sowing period: May- June
- Utilisation Period: Late Autumn and Winter
Strengths
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High dry matter yields
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Club root tolerant
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Powdery mildew resistant
Technical Information
Trial Results
| Relative DM Yield % | 118 |
| Relative Fresh Yield % | 119 |
| DM Content % | 11.0 |
| Mildew Resistance (9 = Best) | 9 |
| Root Shape (9 = Best) | 7 |
| Neck Length (High Score = Longer Beck) | 1.4 |
Gowrie
Uniform purple roots for grazing or human consumption
Gowrie can produce high dry matter yields and exhibits good resistance to both clubroot and powdery mildew.
Bright purple skin with yellow flesh, Gowrie can also be grown for human consumption and the fresh markets.
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Key Strengths
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High dry matter yields
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Club root tolerant
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Powdery mildew resistant
TECHNICAL INFORMATION
Trial Results
Gowrie
| Relative DM Yield % | 118 |
| Relative Fresh Yield % | 119 |
| DM Content % | 11.0 |
| Mildew Resistance (9 = Best) | 9 |
| Root Shape (9 = Best) | 7 |
| Neck Length (High Score = Longer Beck) | 1.4 |
Data Source: Limagrain & James Hutton Institute Trials 1990 - 2010.
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