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Full House (High Biomass, Soil-Building Mix)
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This mixture is designed for establishment following small grain harvest or in any system where an extended growing window is available to maximize biomass production. The blend contributes to improvements in soil health and long-term soil organic matter accumulation through the production of significant above- and below-ground biomass.
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G 35-B20 (Hybrid Grain Sorghum)
Learn more →G 35-B20 is an early season Bronze colored Grain Sorghum that adapts to the wide range of growing conditions across the whole Northeast and Mid-Atlantic region. The disease package and the Aphix Elite Sugarcane aphid tolerance give G 35-B20 excellent yield for its maturity. A shorter plant height (30 to 36 inches) with a Semi-Open head and excellent drought tolerance and harvestability. G 35-B20 is available as a Safened Treated seed only. Planting should be after soil temperatures reach 60 degrees.
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G 35-R60 IG (Hybrid Grain Sorghum)
Learn more →G 35-R60 IG is a medium-season Red Grain Colored Igrowth™ Grain Sorghum. Strong Disease resistance and excellent test weight gives it excellent yields for its maturity. G 35-R60 IG has a medium height plant (40 to 48 inches) with a semi-open head. Igrowth™ Technology provides tolerance to herbicides of the Imidazoline family (Inovat™) Igrowth™ Hybrids are sold in 600,000 seed count bags. G35-R60 IG is Safened treated, Systemic Insecticide applied, and Igrowth™ Technology only.
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G 35-R80 / G 35-R80S (Hybrid Grain Sorghum)
Learn more →G 35-R80 is a medium season red colored Grain Sorghum. The strong agronomics give top-tier yield potential for its maturity. G 35-R80 has a great disease package to handle a wide range of environments and thrives in high yield, rain-fed environments. Quick to emerge from the ground, followed by a uniform plant with easy harvestability, makes this a real winner on your farm. G 35-R80 is available as a Safened only treatment and a Safened and (S) Systemic treatment package. Planting should be after soil temperatures reach 60 degrees.
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G35-C40 (Grain Sorghum)
Learn more →G 35-B40 is a Medium-Early season Cream colored Grain Sorghum widely adaptable to dryland conditions. Excellent seed vigor and standability contribute to plant uniformity, giving G 35-C40 an impressive yield for its maturity. G 35-C40 is Aphix Elite Sorghum, providing tolerance to Sugarcane Aphids. Plant Height is Medium (40 to 46 inches) with a semi-compact head. G 35-C40 is not recommended for early planting in colder soils. G 35-C40 is available as a Safened Treated seed only. Planting must be after soil temperatures reach 60 degrees.
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Grazemaster Winter Forage Rye
Learn more →Grazemaster is not a ryegrass, it is a leafier winter forage rye that has excellent cold tolerance.When compared to VNS rye it is higher in forage quality, containing higher protein and superior digestibility that is higher in energy.
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GREENGRAZER (Hybrid Sorghum-Sudangrass)
Learn more →Small-seeded three-way cross with thin stems that are highly palatable. Very fast regrowth after cutting. Possesses the Green Top trait, which allows for further extension of the plant. Planting at higher populations will result in finer-stemmed forage. Finer stems will allow the forage to dry faster for higher-quality hay than is possible with thick-stemmed types. Seed at 35-50 lbs. per acre.
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High Card (Triticale/Clover Overwintering System)
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Recommended planting window is mid-August through October. This mixture, consisting of triticale and clover, is designed to successfully overwinter and provide a viable option for spring “planting green” systems. Termination timing should be aligned with management objectives; mechanical termination via rolling/crimping is most effective at anthesis (heading stage with onset of pollen shed), which will occur later in the spring growing season.
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Hybrid Flex Triticale
Learn more →Dual planting window, spring/fall. Awnletted. Earlier maturity than FlexTM. Great for double cropping. Above average winterhardiness. Widely adapted throughout the US, spring planted in the North or Fall planted in the South and PNW.
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HYOCTANE Winter Forage Triticale
Learn more →HyOctane is a winter triticale variety that has shown favorable forage yield and winter hardiness across the East Coast. HyOctane makes a great option for fall grazing on ensiling in the spring before corn planting. Reduced awned variety to aid livestock palatability. Good early-season vigor and earlier heading date than traditional varieties with a medium straw strength. Very short awns and a very high leaf to stem ratio with excellent yield and quality.
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Jackpot Hybrid Brassica
Learn more →Jackpot forage turnip is a new low-growing variety bred for use in grazing operations and for cover cropping. The Jackpot bulb top doesn’t protrude from the ground as much as old varieties, allowing it to stay protected from animals as they graze. This allows for better regrowth and higher forage yields. In addition, Jackpot has excellent palatability, helping increase weight gains. Jackpot is also an ideal choice for cover crop use. Its bulb helps break up soil and protects against wind and rain erosion. Jackpot has multiple crowns on top that enable multiple grazings.
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Juggernaut Winter Oat
Learn more →Medium-tall, Southern adapted variety that is great for forage, grain, cover crop, and wildlife food plot use. Excellent grain and forage yield potential. Exceptional resistance to crown rust, specifically a new race that is prevalent in the Southern U.S.