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CENTURION Annual Ryegrass
Learn more →The ideal annual ryegrass choice for dairies, beef and hay operations. Excellent winter- hardiness and will not linger long into the summer. When fall planted it will survive the early onslaught of cold, wet weather to provide cover and offer biodiversity following non-grass crops. High quality excellent forage yield.
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CONQUEST Timothy
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Conquest is an early maturing timothy variety, reaching 50% head emergence at approximately the same time as Clair and Summit and two weeks earlier than Climax. Conquest is similar in plant height and length to Clair and Summit and is taller in plant height than Climax. Conquest was bred for higher forage yields, greater foliar disease resistance, faster spring green up and improved summer regrowth. Conquest is ideally suited for pasture mixes, especially when used with alfalfa and can tolerate moderate to continuous grazing, but does best under rotational grazing. Conquest is the hay and pasture grass of choice for horse and other livestock owners who demand high quality forage.
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CRUSADE White Clover
Learn more →Farm Science Genetics®. Improved winter regrowth. Extended grazing potential during colder months. Early and vigorous flowering. Disease resistance and strong regrowth after cutting. Seed at 5-8 lbs. alone, 2 lbs. in mixes.
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CYANE Spring Barley
Learn more →Six-row bearded head type. Extremely high yield potential. Large grain makes CYANE great for feed use. Easy to harvest and adapts well to most soil types.
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Dells Forage Meadow Fescue
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Dells is the new generation of Forage Meadow Fescue developed in the USA! 2023 Crop Year is the first time for commercial seed to be available. Dells Forage Meadow Fescue exhibits all the usual characteristics found in meadow fescue like high forage quality, superior winter hardiness and tolerance to wet soils.
Dells also can efficiently tolerate and quickly recover from droughts as observed in recent years at Peak Plant Genetics in Western Oregon. The original germ plasm was selected in the Northeastern US to tolerate frequent and close grazing for horse pastures. This germ plasm was then crossed back with other top producing commercially available seed cultivars for improved forage yield. The result is a robust variety with a strong root system that is better equipped to handle flash droughts as well as periods of high rainfall, water logging and disease pressure.
Dells is well adapted to the Upper Midwest and Northeastern US cold winters with ongoing testing for its adaptation in other regions.
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DEVOUR Orchardgrass
Learn more →Developed to withstand the rigors of intensive grazing systems which can destroy lesser varieties. Extended periods of hoof traffic and feeding won’t deter Devour. Quick to establish, out competing weeds, and producing a better, high yielding pasture. Late maturing can be seeded with clover or alfalfa. High NDFD- very palatable.
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Dominate Tall Fescue
Learn more →Dominate is an endophyte free variety. Outstanding regrowth and color during the summer which maximizes grazing and hay production. Use in pure stands or in combination with legumes. Great for winter stockpiling. Excellent adaptability to varying soil types.
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DYNAMO Alfalfa
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Explosive forage yield and superior forage quality results in exceptional feed value, higher milk production, and improved crude protein content. Dense canopy with dark green foliage and high multifoliate leaf expression. Rapid regrowth after cutting.
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Eco Till™ Radish
Learn more →Eco-Till™ Radish is a Daikon type forage radish variety specifically developed for fall/winter cover crop applications. These radishes offer impressive benefits to the soil and the environment including the reduction of soil compaction, improved nutrient recycling, increased organic matter, enhancement of soil tilth and suppression of weeds, to name a few.
A superior, deep penetrating taproot is one characteristic that separates Eco-Till™ radishes from the competition. The thin, lower portion of the taproot can grow to a depth of six feet or more while the thick upper portion of the taproot can grow to a length of 24 inches. This taproot creates vertical holes in the soil profile that breaks up soil compaction and improves soil tilth. This process, known as “bio-drilling”, improves water infiltration, aeration and fertilizer efficiency for succeeding crops. Equally important is the ability of these radishes to take up nutrients from the soil profile to be stored in the tissues near the soil surface and make them readily available for use by the following crop.
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ELENA Perennial Ryegrass
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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Enhance Persian Clover
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eNhance Persian Clover (Trifolium resupinatum) is an annual legume that originated in the eastern Mediterranean area. It has a semi-upright growth habit. The leaves are oval in shape with serrated margins. Persian clover will perform well on a wide range of soils and will tolerate poorly drained soils. Persian clover works well in grazing situations, but care should be taken as it can cause bloat.
eNhance Persian Clover features improved root development speed, which in turn makes it more suitable for sandy soils than the typical persian clover. eNhance prefers soils that are slightly alkaline but is suitable for use in soils with a pH between 5.0 and 8.0. eNhance has a moderate tolerance to salinity.
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EXPRESS II Timothy
Learn more →Express II is a late maturing timothy variety with a heading date approximately one week later than Climax and a substantial yield advantage as show in the tech sheet in the Download section below. Express II is taller in plant height and has longer panicle than Climax along with superior foliar disease resistance. Express II is excellent in mixtures with legumes and for fields where later hay harvests are required due to wet soil conditions. In pure stands, Express II’s high forage yield and quality makes it ideal for premium horse and other livestock hay.