Beet for Feeding

KWS – Your beet specialist

The Species Beet

The species beet has a tremendous ability to generate dry matter content. Growing beet for feeding may lead to lower feeding costs, enhance your milk- or meet quality - and in the end contribute to higher earnings on your farm. Do not miss the opportunity to explore the economical potential of this crop.

Fodderbeet (left) vs Feedbeet (right)

There are different kind of "Beet for Feeding":

Feedbeet, for barn feeding
Fodderbeet, for grazing

A beet crop on your farm may save your working time and deliver a highly competitive feedstuff for your animals.

Feedbeet raises yield and enhance economy

No other crop type may provide you with higher yield in the field. And moreover cows love eating beet. Beet in the diet may pay off by higher milk yield and increased milk solids

Grazing fodderbeet requires little investments and ensures you good animal health

Grazing beet directly off the field has been practices in the southern hemisphere over the last decade. The success has been immense, especially in New Zealand where almost 70,000 hectares have been annually grazed of dairy and beef herds.

The world of beet feeding

Beet have through centuries been used for feeding purposes in temperate regions of the world. Using the full beet plant provides your animals with sufficient nutrients for a vigorous growth and or milk yield.

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KWS – Your beet specialist

The Species Beet

Feedbeet raises yield and enhance economy

Grazing fodderbeet requires little investments and ensures you good animal health

The world of beet feeding