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PASTURE MIX 5
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35% Meadow Brome / 35% Orchardgrass / 30% Tall Fescue
Balanced mix for optimum pasture with premium products. Good general pasture mixture to withstand intense grazing pressure. Seeding Rate: 20-25 lbs. per acre.
Geographical Restriction: Available in Western US only.
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PASTURE MIX 7
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35% Orchardgrass / 30% Tall Fescue / 25% Perennial Ryegrass / 10% Annual Ryegrass
Balanced mix for optimum pasture with premium products. Produces high quality feed and balanced hay. Seeding Rate: 20-25 lbs. per acre.
Geographical Restriction: Available in Western US only.
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PEAK Smooth Bromegrass
Learn more →Peak is Cornell University developed. Earlier maturity and higher yield potential than Saratoga. High forage yield especially after first cut. Improved forage quality, producing fewer heads. Leave a 4 stubble for best regrowth. Seed at 15-20 lbs. alone, 3-8 lbs. in mixes.
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PINNACLE Ladino Clover
Learn more →Farm Science Genetics®. High yield potential. Excellent seedling vigor and stolen activity. Resists leaf diseases and field viruses. Superior persistence. Drought tolerant, widely adapted, ideal for pastures. Seed at 5-8 lbs. alone, 2 lbs. in mixes.
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Pro Beef
Learn more →Maximize beef animal per acre return. High-quality ingredients blended in the proper rations.
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Pro Dairy
Learn more →Maximize the performance of dairy cattle. Grasses and clover provide yield, nutrition, stand persistence and disease resistance.
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Pro Horse
Learn more →Formulated to meet the special needs of horses, while withstanding intense grazing pressure.
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Q Medium Red Clover
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Red Clover (Trifolium pratense) is an important forage legume worldwide, second only to alfalfa, but establishment of red clover can be challenging due to competition from broad-leaf weeds.Q Medium Red Clover is a high yielding, short-lived perennial legume developed using traditional breeding methods (non-GMO) to provide tolerance to the broad spectrum herbicide 2,4-dichlorophenoxyacetic acid (2,4-D).
It features excellent biomass production throughout the year and its earlier spring growth means weeds have less time to get established.
This results in a higher quality forage, while reducing your herbicide costs.
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RIVAL/BELLEVUE Canarygrass
Learn more →High yields, improved palatability and very low alkaloid content. Promotes better intake and greater weight gains over common reed canarygrass. Excellent for wet dry ground with superior performance over older varieties. Will utilize repeated manure applications throughout the growing season. Seed at 12-15 lbs. alone, 4-8 lbs. in mixes.
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RUSHMORE II Orchardgrass
Learn more →An early maturing orchardgrass ideal for use in grazing and hay operations. Rushmore II exhibits excellent winter hardiness making it an ideal fit for colder norther climates. With improved disease resistance, excellent establishment and persistence, Rushmore II can withstand grazing well.
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SADDLEBRED Timothy
Learn more →Saddlebred Timothy is a variety selected for its earlier maturing characteristics. It is well suited for the farmer looking for the many advantages of Climax, but would like earlier maturity. Saddlebred has been bred in competition with other grasses and legumes, and therefore, makes it reliable in all grass mixtures. Saddlebred, in dry matter yield tests has out yielded other timothy varieties, including Climax, by 5-10%. Saddlebred is highly resistant to leaf rust, leaf spot and purple eyespot. Seed at 8-10 lbs. alone, 4-6 lbs. in mixes.
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SB 255 Winter Feed Barley
Learn more →New for 2020 (limited supply). Medium maturity. Competitive yields compared to Secretariat (see trial data on tech sheet in Downloads tab). Excellent test weight. Excellent standability. Significantly better resistance to head scab than Secretariat.