Varieties

High dry matter (DM) yield for soil cover. Its deep, aggressive taproots make it a tool for breaking up compacted soil. An excellent source of protein in the dry season.

Good soil cover. Fixes nitrogen and helps decompact the soil. Can fight Meloidogyne and Pratylenchus nematodes, even in areas with mixed infestation.

Sunn hemp thrives in tropical and subtropical climates and is highly drought tolerant. However, it has low tolerance to waterlogging and moisture. It has allelopathic effects on many weeds.

A hardy plant, tolerant to water deficit, with fast and vigorous root development that can break through dense or compacted soil layers. High biomass production provides excellent nutrient cycling and release. It also tolerates plant-parasitic nematodes well.

Effective at reducing nematodes. High green mass production and biological nitrogen fixation. Its taproot creates biopores that improve water infiltration, reducing runoff and compaction and improving aeration, which benefits the following crop.

A great option for intercropping: its slow establishment reduces competition with the main crop. Good green mass production, high palatability and digestibility, recommended for ruminant feed.

Sunflower improves soil aeration and drainage. It is also an alternative for edible oil and biofuel production, and the seed cake can be used as animal feed.

Ideal for no-till systems thanks to its low nutrient and water requirements, deep root system and high green and dry mass production.

Its aggressive taproot explores compacted and dense soils of different textures and depths. Provides fast soil cover. Its allelopathic traits inhibit weeds. Increasingly used as a raw material for biofuel.

An alternative for rotation with annual and semi-perennial crops. Helps suppress weeds, cycle nutrients and control nematodes. Highly tolerant to water deficit and acidic soils, an excellent cover crop for the dry season.

Technical sheet under review. This variety is not yet in our catalog; details will be published once validated by the Acampo technical team.

Technical sheet under review. This variety is not yet in our catalog; details will be published once validated by the Acampo technical team.

An excellent choice for straw production in ICL and ICLF systems. Pairs well with second-crop corn for fall/winter forage or straw for no-till, and is easy to desiccate. Higher nutritional value than other Urochloa cultivars.

Forage grass with good soil cover and excellent forage quality. High drought tolerance and greater animal weight gain per head and per area than other Urochloa brizantha cultivars. Easy to desiccate for no-till planting, a great option for ICL systems.

An excellent option for ICLF and ICL systems thanks to its plant architecture, forage accumulation in the dry season and finer stems that animals use very well. Easy to desiccate for no-till planting.

Hybrid forage grass with excellent soil cover and great animal performance. Stands out for 90% leaf share with high nutritional value. Easy to manage and resistant to pasture spittlebugs.

High-yielding, high-quality forage with excellent palatability and digestibility. Good stocking capacity in both extensive and rotational systems. Resistant to leaf spot caused by the fungus Bipolaris maydis.

Cultivar with high forage production, excellent soil cover and strong competition against weeds.

Late-flowering forage grass that extends the grazing period in the rainy season, with fast regrowth. High tolerance to trampling and to wetter areas. An excellent aid for soil decompaction and an option for ICL or ICLF systems.

Easy to establish, highly palatable, with good animal performance. A great option for building mass when intercropped or as soil cover for no-till planting, and easy to desiccate. Also suited to ICL systems.

Forage grass with excellent soil cover, good tolerance to temporary flooding and waterlogging, good shade tolerance and medium drought tolerance. Adapts to acidic, poor soils, with slow establishment. A great option for mixing with other varieties.

Forage grass tolerant to waterlogged soils, used on acidic, poor soils where more nutritious forages are hard to establish. Usually planted together with other forages because of its slow establishment.

Easy to establish and adapted to acidic, poor soils. High drought tolerance, easy management and desiccation for no-till planting. Also suited to ICL systems.

Recommended to diversify pastures in intensive animal production systems. High fertility requirement, medium/low drought tolerance and strong regrowth in the rainy season.

Excellent forage production with fast establishment and regrowth, medium cold tolerance and good fire resistance. Compared with other Megathyrsus maximus cultivars, Massai is better adapted to low-fertility soils, with good resistance to pasture spittlebugs.

Stylosanthes Campo Grande raises the protein value of the pasture and fixes up to 80 kg of nitrogen per hectare per year.