RHINO

The recently approved bristle oat variety RHINO boasts very strong mass formation in its early growth stages, leading to fast soil cover and ensuring reliable weed suppression. As a late-maturing variety, RHINO can also be used as an early catch crop. Furthermore, bristle oat is not a host plant for free-living nematodes like Pratylenchus. The combination of quick soil cover and the resulting weed suppression is highly effective at driving down nematode populations.