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triticale

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triticale
a cereal crop plant, a hybrid of wheat and rye, used only for livestock feed. Has the same energy content as wheat but a higher content of better quality protein. Yield of grain per hectare is much less than that of wheat.
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The quintal of barley and triticale is being sold at 30 dinars, that of soft wheat at 35 dinars and that of durum wheat at 43 dinars.
Agricultural sector feeds Tunisian economy by Albawaba.com
The farm is run by David Evans, who grows winter oats, spring barley and triticale to feed his beef cattle for breeding stock sales.
How farmers can cut costs and not yields by Daily Post (Liverpool, England)
Summary: Figures released today by the Ministry of agriculture and water resources show that the 2009 wheat crop is estimated at 10,7 million quintals, including 6,2 million quintals of hard wheat, 1,8 million quintals of tender wheat, 2,6 million quintals of barley and 50,000 quintals of triticale.
Tunisia: wheat crop yields 10,7 million quintals by UMCI News (Potomac Falls, VA)
 
 
 
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