After more than a decade of research and development, Tillage Radish® has been awarded PVP pending status and is now recognized as a unique radish variety. This means the Tillage Radish® genetic profile is different from any other cover crop radish in the world. This also means no unauthorized propagation is allowed, so that farmers know exactly what they are getting inside of every bag of Tillage Radish® seed.
- Superior genetics in every bag
- Unique variety with over 10 years of research
- Proven research data: Yield increases
- for corn, soybeans and winter wheat
- Industry-leading seed grower program
- assures highest purity and performance
- Reliable, dependable cover crop performance,
- no unpleasant surprises
- No early bolting, easier control
Desirable Traits |
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Cheap Imitators |
Proven superior genetics | ||
Consistent genetics in every bag | ||
Developed for aggressive single taproot |
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Developed specifically for use as a cover crop by Dr. Ray Weil and Steve Groff |
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Backed by 10 yrs+ research | ||
Documented yield increases | ||
Controlled seed grower program | ||
Traceable quality control | ||
Late maturity, no early bolting | ||
Seeding rates under 8 lb/ac | ||
Tubers consistent; ideal for cover crop |
Accept no substitutes. There are none.
For the best results with cover crop radishes, insist on the Tillage Radish® brand,
the only cover crop radish with proven claims.
The Tillage Radish® difference
Notice how the taproot drills straight down to break up compaction like no other radish. Despite the claims of other radishes there is nothing else like the Tillage Radish®.
The highly aggressive taproot
The Tillage Radish® taproot grows with amazing consistency all along its length. Root hairs grow from the tuber as well as along the taproot. But this taproot is hungry for nutrients trapped deep in the soil.
How deep is deep?
This carefully extracted taproot was grown for research purposes. These very deep root penetrations build soil health deeper in the profile than any other cover crop radish. The taproot opens channels through compacted soil to enhance moisture absorption and capture nutrients for use by succeeding cash crops.