flairdale characteristics:

• Mig Brookman and husband Peter farm a 740 hectare property north of Keith. An area renowned for its non wetting sand. Mig is keen to re vegetate the farm, and paddock renovation, using flairdale, is part of her plan. Despite the lack of useful rain in the spring of 1998, they established a viable stand of lucerne with zero till.
  
• With a density of 40 to 80 plants per square metre, Peter admits having lost a few plants to a grasshopper infestation.
  
• Nevertheless Mig and Peter are looking forward to a marked increase in production over the next few years using flairdale.

• ideal dryland lucerne
• high density and vigour.
• significant better establishment than hunterfield and springfield.
• high resistance to blue green and spotted aphids.
• ideal replacement for hunter river alfalfa.