Forage field day a hit with local growers and agros

April 21, 2023

Forage field day a hit with local growers and agros

Pacific Seeds once again joined forces with Melvin and Joshua Mengel to host a forage field day at Nobby in Southern Queensland.


The day brought together more than 50 local agronomists, growers, store representatives and staff to see first-hand how Pacific Seeds forage varieties (new and upcoming) had performed in the local conditions and enabled them direct access to talk to the growers who planted to crops.


Field days like this are an important part of understanding how varieties respond to local conditions and are an excellent opportunity to ask agronomy questions to the experts on hand as well as compare planting approaches and results in real field situations.


Pacific Seeds would like to extend a thank you to Melvin and Joshua Mengel for their continued involvement in the forage field days.


For the full yield results and site report, please contact Pacific Seeds Territory Manager Bill Smith on 0428 718 021. Photos from the field day are available on the Pacific Seeds Facebook page: www.facebook.com/pacificseedsaus

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