Purple Top Turnips

Hardy, leafy, large-rooted; produces biomass above and below ground
Excellent fall grazing potential; Scavenges N and other nutrients which prevents leaching
Should winterkill in Upper Midwest Seeding: 3-5 lbs/acre at ¼” to ½” deep
Drill or increase rate to broadcast seed

Best Use:

Management:

Planting Date:

May to August Seeding: Seed 2-3 lbs/acre ¼ to ½ inch deep

$16.50 – $90.00

Purple Top Turnips

Performance Table

Species Name	Drilled	Broadcast/Aerial	In Mix	Approx. Seeds/lb	Seeding Date Range	Seeding Depth	Winter Kill
Purple Top Turnips	3-5	5-6	1-2	220,000	March-May, July-Sept	¼ - ½ inch	Yes
Cover Crop Radish (Daikon)	6-8	8-9	2-3	25,000	Aug-Sept	¼ - ½ inch	Yes
Carwoodi Oilseed Radish	6-8	8-9	2-3	25,000	Aug-Sept	¼ - ½ inch	Yes
Dwarf Essex Rapeseed	4-7	7-9	1-2	145,000	March-May, July-Sept	¼ - ½ inch	Yes
Bayou Kale	3-4	4-5	1-2	144,000	March-May, July-Sept	¼ - ½ inch	Yes
Pacific Gold Mustard	15-20	20-25	3-5	180,000	Feb-April, Aug-Sept	¼ - ¾ inch	Yes
Yellow Mustard	15-20	20-25	3-5	180,000	Feb-April, Aug-Sept	¼ - ¾ inch	Yes
Winter Camelina	6	9	1-2	400,000	Sept - Oct	¼ - ½ inch	No
Ethiopian Cabbage	3-4	4-5	1-2	144,000	March-May, July-Sept	¼ - ½ inch	Yes

FORAGE TURNIPS

Hardy, large-rooted brassica that produces abundant, high-quality forage both above and below ground
Can yield up to 4 to 6 tons of DM/acre
High energy feed with 85% total digestible nutrients and 10% protein
Roots grow about half above ground

Best Use: Pasture forage. Has been pastured successfully with up to a foot of snow.

Management: Ready to graze in 60-90 days.

Planting Date: May to August

Seeding: Seed 2-3 lbs/acre ¼ to ½ inch deep

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