Crop × region varieties

Brassicas varieties for the Mid-Atlantic North.

1 reviewed variety for the Mid-Atlantic North. Humid continental transitioning to humid subtropical at the southern edge. Moderate season length supports a broad range of row crops, vegetables, and forages.

165-day avg season
38–48" rain/yr
3 states

Trophy Radish
Good
Multiple — Daikon-type forage radish
Forage radish establishes well in the Mid-Atlantic North late-summer planting window — Pennsylvania, New York, and northern New Jersey hunters use it in brassica blends behind small-grain stubble and corn.

Verify with university trials

The trial reports below are the source of record for variety performance in the Mid-Atlantic North. Bookmark them and pull the current report each spring before ordering seed.

Penn State Variety Trials →
Cornell Field Crops Variety Trials →
Rutgers NJAES →

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