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Triticale was originally developed by crossing wheat and rye. Triticale is a hardy crop with
prolific growth and adaptation to various environmental conditions. It combines the hardiness
and nutrient-use efficiency of rye and high grain yield and nutritional qualities of wheat. Improved triticale
cultivars produce greater biomass and grain yield than traditional forage wheat. This makes triticale a
viable alternative crop, especially in nutrient-deficient environments with various biotic and abiotic stress
factors.
prolific growth and adaptation to various environmental conditions. It combines the hardiness
and nutrient-use efficiency of rye and high grain yield and nutritional qualities of wheat. Improved triticale
cultivars produce greater biomass and grain yield than traditional forage wheat. This makes triticale a
viable alternative crop, especially in nutrient-deficient environments with various biotic and abiotic stress
factors.
Intro to Wisconsin Plot Tours
Drake Frideres and Racey Padilla from TriCal Superior Forage talk about the reasons for doing test plots all over the US. In the midwest, it's important to check porducts for winterhardiness, stanability, and disease resistance among other things.
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TriCal Gainer™ Triticale is a perfect choice for the Upper Midwest!
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Racey Padilla and Drake Frideres of TriCal Superior Forage talk about the benefits of planting Gainer™ in the Midwest. It's extremely winterhardy, great for double cropping, high quality, and is the earliest maturity triticale on the market. Subscribe now to learn more about advantages of triticale in your field! Stay connected with us: tricalforage.com TriCalSuperiorForage #tritic...
Flex™ has great tonnage and is extremely winterhardy
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Racey Padilla from TriCal Superior Forage talks about the 'Flexibility' of Flex™ triticale. Bred for high tonnage, high quality, large leaf structure, and extremely winterhardy. Flex also has a great opportunity for two cuttings. Subscribe now to learn more about advantages of triticale in your field! Stay connected with us: tricalforage.com TriCalSuperiorForage #triticale #forage ...
TriCal Gunner™ triticale is a good choice for the Upper Midwest for spring planting
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Gunner is an awnless product making it a great choice for forage, haylage, and silage. Gunner™ is a facultative product, meaning you can plant in the spring and/or fall, and it has excellent straw strength. Subscribe now to learn more about advantages of triticale in your field! Stay connected with us: tricalforage.com TriCalSuperiorForage #triticale #forage #tonnage #silage #agric...
Planting Rye Can Be Risky Business
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Drake Frideres from TriCal Superior Forage explains how rye is prone to severe lodging which can cost you yield. TriCal® triticale has no lodging issues and has better leaf-to-stem ratio. For the best yield, TriCal triticale is your #1 choice! Subscribe now to learn more about advantages of triticale in your field! Stay connected with us: tricalforage.com TriCalSuperiorForage #trit...
TriCal® Stands Above Rye
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Standability is key for harvest capabilities and drying components in wet areas like Wisconsin. TriCal triticale has excellent standability, consistent green leaf duration. Rye has poor standability, lodging and is harder to harvest and dry to keep from molding. Subscribe now to learn more about advantages of triticale in your field! Stay connected with us: tricalforage.com TriCalS...
TriCal's 'Stay Green' Technology with Lance Spragins
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Lance Spragins from Landco Seed and Grass shares his insights on the game-changing 'stay green technology' in triticale. The ability to plant early and benefit from its late maturing, stay-green nature can extend grazing programs by 4-6 weeks. In an industry where margins are tightening, triticale emerges as a best practice for many. Stay connected with us: tricalforage.com TriCalS...
TriCal Flex™ Triticale
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TriCal Flex™ triticale is a facultative line meaning spring or fall planted. Medium maturity, awnletted triticale. Great for hay, high quality and forage producer and strong winter hardiness. 🎥 Subscribe now for a front-row seat to all things triticale and more farming gems! Stay connected with us: tricalforage.com TriCalSuperiorForage #TriCalFlex #hay #forage #superiorforage #wint...
Valor™ Barley vs Gainer ™Triticale
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Valor™ Barley is a new barley in the TriCal lineup. It's superior quality for barley but as you can see in this video, TriCal Gainer™ looks like it's going to outdo the barley in quality and quantity for forage yields. 🎥 Subscribe now for a front-row seat to all things triticale and more farming gems! Stay connected with us: tricalforage.com TriCalSuperiorForage #TriCalGainer #tric...
TriCal Ace™ Triticale
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TriCal Ace™ is a true winter type, medium maturity, fully awned triticale. It's being viewed at late boot to early heading and that's about perfect for a significant harvest. 🎥 Subscribe now for a front-row seat to all things triticale! Stay connected with us: tricalforage.com TriCalSuperiorForage #TriCalAce #forage #harvest #triticale #tricaltriticale #haylage #diseaseresistant #f...
Triticale Research Plot Harvest in Vernon, TX - Part 3
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Triticale Research Plot Harvest in Vernon, TX - Part 3
Triticale Research Plot Harvest in Vernon, TX - Part 2
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Triticale Research Plot Harvest in Vernon, TX - Part 2
Triticale Research Plot Harvest in Vernon, TX - Part 1
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Triticale Research Plot Harvest in Vernon, TX - Part 1
Triticale Comes Out On Top! Wheat vs Triticale Disease Resistance
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Triticale Comes Out On Top! Wheat vs Triticale Disease Resistance
TriCal Bighorn™ Wheat Is Disease Resistant
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TriCal Bighorn™ Wheat Is Disease Resistant
Triple Cropping with Triticale in the Southeast US
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Triple Cropping with Triticale in the Southeast US
Plant Spring Triticale as early as January
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Plant Spring Triticale as early as January
Behind the Scenes at Our Research Center with Racey Padilla
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Behind the Scenes at Our Research Center with Racey Padilla
Kicker Triticale is completely awnless!
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Kicker Triticale is completely awnless!
Triticale Management: Protecting Your Soil in the Winter
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Triticale Management: Protecting Your Soil in the Winter
Maximizing Total Annual Forage with Triticale | Racey at WDE 2023
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Maximizing Total Annual Forage with Triticale | Racey at WDE 2023
Why Triticale Is More Than A Cover Crop
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Why Triticale Is More Than A Cover Crop
Is it a high grain yielding variety to handle northern mn climate near the Canadian border
Great question. Flex is a moderate grain yielding product. Our breeding focuses primarily on forages. If you want to learn more your local associate is a great resource tricalforage.com/where-to-buy/
honestly, if I was him on a field close enough to a major city i'd find a baker as grow organic tritical as a rotational crop get that direct sale money.
I asked ChatGTP if triticale could be used to make beer and it said; Yes, triticale can be used to make beer. Triticale is a hybrid grain derived from wheat and rye, and it combines characteristics of both parent grains. When used in brewing, triticale can impart unique qualities to the beer's flavor profile. **Impact on Beer Flavor:** 1. **Spiciness and Earthiness**: Triticale can contribute a spicy and earthy flavor, similar to rye but often less intense. This can add complexity and depth to the beer. 2. **Maltiness**: The wheat component of triticale can enhance the malt character, contributing to a smooth and slightly sweet profile, somewhat akin to wheat beers. 3. **Body and Mouthfeel**: Triticale can add a fuller body and creamy mouthfeel due to its higher protein content, similar to what wheat does in a beer. **Potential Beer Styles with Triticale:** 1. **Saison or Farmhouse Ale**: The spicy and earthy notes of triticale would complement the fruity and peppery flavors typical of these styles. 2. **Rye Beer**: Using triticale can create a more balanced rye beer, moderating the spiciness with some wheat-like smoothness. 3. **Wheat Beer**: A triticale wheat beer would have a unique twist, combining the refreshing quality of a wheat beer with additional complexity. Overall, using triticale in brewing can result in a beer with a distinctive and intriguing flavor profile, blending the characteristics of wheat and rye in a harmonious way. Brewers looking to experiment with new grains and flavors may find triticale to be an exciting ingredient.
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I'm looking at it instead of rye for over seeding brassica winter deer food plots in the northeast. I have heavy clay soil and want to build more organic matter. Deer don't touch the rye, fall or early summer when I want to kill it.
We were plantimg rye before the one year we try triticale never going back on rye its much better quality
@stefantriller7598 that is great to hear that you see the advantages of TriCal triticale in your field.
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How does the Triticale root mass per acre compare to Rye?
Thanks for the question! Root mass of triticale would be comparable to that of rye.
@@tricalforage3052 thank you. Appreciate the response.
Is this a combine or a silage crop
Both can be great for hay and Silage
How is it for threshing, and making bread or cakes with? (If you try this on account of my comment, treat it similarly to a mixture of wheat and rye - i.e. don't expect it to rise much with the yeast or sourdough)
That is a good question. Our research is focused on animal consumption; however, we would love to know what you find in your kitchen.
Which variety would be best for southern middle Tennessee for late maturity? I planted some tri cal surge this year
@heathlamprecht1514 Great to hear you trialed TriCal Surge! How is that looking? Our expert in your area recommends Surge or Gunner. Check out more on Gunner tricalforage.com/products/triticale/gunner-triticale/.
@tricalforage3052 It's looking really good so far thank you for the reply
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Can trical be grazed? What time of the year should this be planted in Central Texas?
@kennardjohnson7875, thanks for your comment! Yes, TriCal triticale can be grazed. It is one of the more popular of the uses of our products. The best time to plant for Central Texas will be mid September, or as it starts to cool off at night and you catch a little moisture. You can plant all the way through December or January if you had to. Lots of flexibility with your planting timing with triticale.
@@tricalforage3052 thanks
What do you cross a Rye with to make it a hybrid?
We like winter-king rye for grazing. Super fall growth and early spring growth, it gets cattle back on pasture earlier than anything else here in Southern Mo. For mechanically harvested forage nothing will beat triticale.
Thank you, @noelking7215, for your feedback. We agree that triticale is a hard to beat forage for a lot of uses. We would encourage you to try some of our newer TriCal varieties that we have released that have more vigorous fall growth than your typical triticale lines of the past. Also, with our new releases that are facultative, you have more planting flexibility and varieties that will grow faster in the spring than other triticale lines.
Can supply in pakistan
How to control rye grass in wheat crop in winter season?
Can you supply this variety seed in Pakistan?
In pakistan price this seeds.
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Are there different varieties? If so, what variety and where do you get yours? Great video, excellent description..
@ponga782 Awesome to hear that you find our channel helpful! You can see our full TriCal Triticale line up tricalforage.com/products/triticale/ or check out our map to assist with identifying products that fit your geography tricalforage.com/where-to-buy/.
How can I get or buy these seeds sir
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Would it work good if dry baled?
Never heard of winter oats. I’m Canadian. Never survive our winters. Triticale struggles up here. Even with climate change🤓
“Climate Change”
@alfredfleming3289 have you checked out @stampseeds? They are Canadian as well and have selected products that can thrive in their geography.
What creates a better mulch when it's trampled down?
Do the deer like it. Will it stay green into freezing conditions? I would like to try it as a fall food plot for deer. I'm in northern WI. For next year.
Yes. It will stay green. Prepare for it to get out of hand in the spring without management.
Thanks@@brandonculp7829
How i can get this seed plz tell me
@hadiagricultureideas please check out our associate listing or contact us on tricalforage.com/
Thanks for the timely tips. That drill has some reach to it!
What kinda boots you got on there ol' son?
I am from pakistan i need this seed...
Very informetive
can i get its seed
Where to get this seed. Please
cut out the music please!!
What effect does an herbivorcide have on overall soil health?
Hi, I am from Poland, My country produce around 30% triticale in the whole world. In this season triticale was best choice on lower-class fields. We got around 7.5t/ha wheat compare to 8t-8.5t/ha winter triticale on even worse (avarege) class fields. The key was, that we had like 3-week drought in may, where wheat had run dry and we saw some burnouts, and on the other hand, the triticale with his long roots survived this hard time, and give us really good outcome. I am prette sure, that on this class field, 6t wheat was maximum to archive. We use triticale to feed pig, as around 20% component (50% barley, 30% wheat, 20% triticale (in our experience 30% is max you can give, but I dont recommend it) and there is no problem at all, triticale is much better than rye in this scenario. What I also like about triticale, it helps to break crop rotation without sacrificing efficiency. One thing, that is needed, is to not allow triticale grow to long, because it can be really pain in the ass to harvest if lying down. Best regards to all of you guys :)
Is Rye not GMO?
@naasikhendricks1501 according to the USDA, "there is no GMO wheat, rye, or barley available for sale to consumers in the United States today." www.fda.gov/media/135280/download#:~:text=It%20is%20caused%20by%20an,in%20the%20United%20States%20today.
What farm in Westphalia is this?
I'd be ashamed to show a field with such a poor stand for a advertising af
He's showing where the oats died off. Pay attention.
Ton per acre? Protein?
Depends on your seeds and the information that your suppliers gives.
Yep, that is early maturing! Fully headed in early March. Do you have any varieties suitable for the lower mid-west (Southern MO)?
Hello, how much is the production per hectare per ton of seeds?
Do you have a idea what it would make tonnage for silage
Great question
Looking like a nice silage yield coming. Id like that in my fields in NE,WI.
Where can I get seeds?
Thanks for telling us about this version of triticale - much appreciated.
How can I get triticale germ...
Cattle like wheat a lot better than triticale, but triticale will out yield the wheat by a lot.
How...and why