Brassicas and Broadleaves
Brassicas are a diverse family of plants that can serve in numerous capacities on the biosustainable farm. They can be planted to attract and harbor beneficial insects, for use as forage, as a cover crop, to suppress weeds, to alleviate compaction, and as a green manure, as well as to add biomass when mulched and left or tilled in as an amendment to the soil. In certain situations they can even help manage soilborne pests, by virtue of compounds they contain that are noxious to certain nematodes, fungi, and other pathogenic microorganisms.
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Royal Hybrid® 1121 Sunflower
(F1) Sunflower Seed
High-yielding sunflower for edible gray-striped seeds and bird food.
Purple Top Forage Turnips
Brassica Seed
Livestock can feed all winter on high-energy, high-protein roots.