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Festulolium

Perun

Perun

Perun sets the standards when it comes to high yielding fast establishing festulolium. Perun is a Tetraploid Festulolium derived from crosses between Italian ryegrass and Meadow fescue. From its ryegrass parent it gets fast establishment, forage quality and palatability. From its meadow fescue parent it gets a deeper root system and extended performance in summer heat and drought.

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Festulolium

Festulolium  4N types deliver early growth, high yield, and persistence, while 6N types provide excellent forage quality and resilience. Both enhance pastures and hay fields with superior performance.

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Key features

  • Fast establishment, high forage quality, and excellent palatability from ryegrass parent
  • Extended performance in summer heat and drought from meadow fescue parent
  • Produces more forage than perennial ryegrass
  • Excellent first-year DM yield and remains high in following years

Ratings

Scale 1-9, where 9 = best or most pronounced

Segment Forage
Category Festulolium
Species Festulolium (Ryegrass Type)
Sci. Name Festulolium
Anther Color Yellowish Green
Auricle Pubescence N/A
Auricles Present
Basal Hairs Absent
Botanical Name Festulolium
Branch Pubescence Glabrous
Culm Neck Shape Straight
Emergence (Days) 14
Flag Leaf Length Medium
Flag Leaf Width Long
Glume Awn Length Shorter than Glume
Glume Length Medium
Glume Pubescence Glabrous
Glume Width Narrow
Growth Habit, Fall Semi-Erect
Growth Habit, Spring Semi-Erect
Leaf Blade Folding Closed
Leaf Blade Margins Smooth
Leaf Color Medium Dark Green
Leaf Length Medium
Leaf Pubescence Glabrous
Leaf Sheath Color White
Leaf Width Medium-Wide
Lemma Awn Length Shorter than Lemma
Lemma Length Medium
Lemma Pubescence Several
Lemma Texture Smooth
Lemma Width Narrow
Maturity Medium
Net Blotch Not Tested
Number of Spikelets Few
Palea Length Short
Palea Pubescence Short
Palea Width Narrow
Panicle Attitude Erect
Panicle Color GREEN
Panicle Length Long
Panicle Pubescence Slightly Pubescent
Panicle Shape Spike
Panicle Type Intermediate
Plant Height Medium Tall
Ploidy Tetraploid
Pollination Open
Rhizomes - Creeping Habit Absent to Very Weak
Seed Size Medium
Seed Weight 0.4g/100 Seeds
Stem Rust Not Tested
Time to Flowering MEDIUM
Waxy Bloom on Leaf Present
Winter Hardiness N/A
Approx. Seeds/Kg. 499400
Approx. Seeds/Lb. 227,000
Seeding Depth (cm) 0.635
Seeding Depth (Inches) 1/4
Seeding Rate - Alone/New (Kg./Hectare) 34-45
Seeding Rate - Alone/New (Lbs./Acre) 30-40
Planting Times Spring, Late Summer-Early Fall
Seeding Rate - Mixes (Kg./Hectare) 17-23
Seeding Rate - Mixes (Lbs./Acre) 15-20
Livestock Alpaca/Llama , Cattle , Goats , Hogs , Horses , Poultry , Sheep
Usage Hay , Silage , Pasture
Winter Hardiness 3