CHLOROFILTRE JET SAS FLY
Catch and cover crops
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The Chlorofiltre JET SAS FLY is suitable for long intercropping. It aids in nematode control (Terranova fodder radish) and ensures rapid nitrogen restitution (Massa hairy vetch).
Fonctionnal benefits
- Seeds mixture designed for being broadcasted ;
- Parasite control thanks to TERRANOVA anti-nematode radish;
- Dust-free and organic approved coating.
What are benefits of Chlorofiltre Jet cover crop ?
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Seeds mixture designed for being broadcasted from 28 to 36 m
Cérience chose the hairy vetch MASSA for its good ballistic ability and its good summer growth behaviour in summer.
What's more, the TERRANOVA radish bene ts from the SAS FLY coating which improves its ballistic ability and crop establishment.Parasite control thanks to TERRANOVA anti-nematode radish
TERRANOVA radish is known for its ability to reduce potato and sugar beet nematode populations. It's a late owering variety with good establishment.The dust-free and organic approved coating,
SAS FLY, comes from Cérience R&D. This coating is only applied on the TERRANOVA radish seeds. SAS FLY contains a biostimulant that improves the crop emergence and resistance to summer drought.
Seed coating technology
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The Chlorofiltre JET cover crop benefits from the new SAS FLY seed technology.
Designed for broadcast-sown cover crops, this coating offers two innovative benefits:
SAS FLY optimises broadcast sowing up to 36 metres:
To ensure uniform sowing, the coating applied to the small seeds helps to standardise seed size and weight and improves trajectory during broadcast sowing.
SAS FLY improves cover crop emergence in summer conditions:
The SAS FLY coating contains the biostimulant OSYR, which enhances the seeds’ drought stress tolerance and thus promotes cover crop establishment.
SAS FLY is a technology approved for use in organic farming (UAB).
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2 techniques for sowing your SAS FLY cover crops
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Recommended method: broadcast sowing before harvest- Sowing the cover crops: between 1 and 15 days before the cereal harvest.
- Equipment: use a fertilizer spreader. Do not use a Delimbe-type spreader.
- Spreader settings: follow the manufacturers’ recommendations. SAS FLY cover crops are listed in the manufacturers’ application guides (Kuhn, Amazone, Sky, etc.).
- Sowing rate: 17 kg/ha
- Stubble height: if broadcast sowing was carried out more than 10 days before harvest, do not mow too low, as this may damage the young seedlings. Optimal height: 20 cm.
- Straw management: opt for chopped and scattered straw to maintain soil moisture. If the straw is removed, increase the cover crop sowing rate by 20 to 30%.
- Pests: monitor for slugs.
- Note: some late-season sulfonylurea treatments may affect cover crop crop emergence.
- Tip: with early sowing, the cover crop may take some time to develop, so be patient!
Possible alternative technique: direct drilling after harvest- Soil: manage crop residues promptly (if straw is removed).
- Sowing of cover crops: sow immediately after the cereal harvest, within 48 hours.
- Equipment: prefer a direct-drilling seeder with tines rather than discs.
- Sowing rate: 17 kg/ha
- Rolling recommended to ensure seed-to-soil contact.
- Note: certain late-applied sulfonylurea treatments may affect the cover crop’s crop emergence.
- Tip: with early sowing, the cover crops may take some time to develop, so please be patient!
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This document is provided for information purpose only. Recommendations may vary according to local soil and climate conditions and local agricultural practices. The varieties included in the mix may change depending on the availabilities.
SAS FLY: seeds with biostimulant to stimulate establishement and support stress tolerance
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