Giant Red Mangel Seeds 1790

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These large, reddish roots, growing to 25-38 cm in diameter, are the perfect crop for feeding cattle and swine. A robust heirloom, this variety is known to get mighty big, providing a high-yield, energy-rich feed for your animals.

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HeritageHeirloom
LightFull Sun
Days to Harvest90
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M-1790-PKT
25 g
I-1790-25G
125 g
E-1790-125G
500 g
G-1790-500G

Description

     

Giant Red Mangel Seeds 1790. Heirloom Root.

Approx. 125 seeds/pkt (60 seeds/gram)

Warning: Not for human consumption. This product is for feeding livestock only.

These large, reddish roots, growing to 25-38 cm in diameter, are the perfect crop for feeding cattle and swine. A robust heirloom, this variety is known to get mighty big, providing a high-yield, energy-rich feed for your animals.


Quick Seed Details

  • Type: Heirloom Root (for animal feed only)
  • Root Size: 25-38 cm in diameter
  • Features: Large size; high yield; for feeding livestock.

Nutritional Information (for Livestock)

Giant Red Mangel roots are a valuable energy feed for livestock, primarily due to their high content of water-soluble carbohydrates (sugars). They have a low protein and fibre content and should be used to supplement, not replace, a balanced diet of fibrous forages like hay. Consult with a feed expert to determine the appropriate amount for your livestock.


What you need to know to Plant & Grow

  • Sowing: The culture of mangels is very similar to that of beets. Sow seeds 12 mm deep and 2.5 cm apart in rows 60 cm every two weeks from mid-spring through to late June.
  • Care: Thin sprouts to 25 cm apart in the row.
  • Harvesting: Harvest the large roots in the fall for winter feeding.
  • Germination: Germination occurs in 1-2 weeks.

Why Giant Red Mangel Seeds belong in Your Garden

For farmers and homesteaders seeking a dependable, high-yield feed crop, Giant Red Mangel is an excellent choice. Its massive size and ease of growth make it an efficient way to provide energy-rich sustenance for your cattle and swine. With these roots, you can cultivate a valuable food source for your animals, straight from the earth.

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