Our forages are screened for production under intensive management, persistence, and winter hardiness. These are the finest cool season grasses and legumes, that deliver excellent protein levels and digestibility.
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Intensive / Rotational Grazing Forages
Product:	Description:
	Tekapo Orchardgrass - Tekapo is a winter hardy, highly digestible medium-late maturity orchardgrass. It is especially adapted to the demands of intensive close grazing.  Tekapo is noted for its soft leaves, high feed value and digestiblity.  Tekapo is both endophyte and alkaloid free. Seed at 12-15 lbs alone or 5-6 lbs./acre in forage mixtures
	ProFit Orchardgrass - ProFit is a late maturity orchardgrass, bred primarily for superior hay tonnage production.  It has excellent winter hardiness, disease resistance and stand persistence.  ProFit's impressive dry matter production, results in increase profits. Seed at 12-15 lbs alone or 5-6 lbs/acre in forage mixtures.
	Persist Orchardgrass - Persist is easily established and has excellent seeding vigor.  Use of clover or other legumes can also increase persistence and yeild.  Persist is similar in maturity date to Potomac but consistently produces more forage later in the season.  Persist is adapted from the northern to the extreme southern range of the middle southern USA. Seed at 12-15 lbs alone or 5-6 lbs/acre in forage mixtures.
	Harvestar Orchardgrass - Harvestar is an improved, late maturity orchardgrass selected for increased hay yields.  It demonstrates good heat and drought tolerance.  Harvestar's spreading and more aggressive crown and nutritive value makes it suitable for grazing. It is very compatible with alfalfa. Seed at 12-15 lbs. alone or 5-6 lbs/acre in forage mixtures.
	Tuukka Timothy - Tuukka is a early heading timothy that exhibits quick, rapid regrowth. A very leafy variety with a high ratio of leaves to stem.
	Lakota Prairie Bromegrass - Very palatable, high yielding forage.  Improved disease resistance.  More winter hardy and quicker stand establishment than Matua.  More drought tolerant than many other cool-season grasses.
	Tonga Tetraploid Perennial Ryegrass - Tonga is an early maturity, very highly digestible ryegrass. Especially adapted to intensive/rotational grazing.
	PowerTetaploid Perennial Ryegrass - Medium maturity, excellent palatability/digestibility,and great for rotational grazing.  Wide succulent leaves, high yeilding, high energy, improved winter hardiness with vigoruos growth/regrowth.
	Duo Festulolium - Duo Festulolium provides a highly digestible forage. Its excellent summer production, makes it a key grazing component.
	Troy Kentucky Bluegrass - Shows excellent early spring growth.  Recover after grazing is rapid with good mid - and late season growth.  Produces an excellent pasture over a period of years.  For permanent pasture, use in cool climates, particularly under irrigation.
	Feast II Tetraploid Annual Ryegrass - Feast II is a profuse tillering ryegrass, that produces high sugar/energy digestible forage. Sow early spring as nurse crop with tri-pea or Pasja Turnips for emergency forage.
	Chiefton Reed Canarygrass - Chiefton high yielding, very palatable, low alkaloid reed canarygrass. It thrives in low wet, flooded areas. Winter hardy and persistent.

	Bronson (Endophyte Free) Tall Fescue - Bronson is a very drought tolerant, high yielding tall fescue with softpalatable leaves.  It provides endophyte free grazing forage production, well into late fall.
	Heritage Alfalfa - Exhibits much improved yield and persistence over traditional varieties, such as Vernal Alfalfa. Primarily a three cut alfalfa, and if managed properly can provide a fourth cutting.  Has a Winter Survival Rating of 2.0.
	Freedom Alfalfa - Freedom is a PLH leaf hopper tolerant alfalfa with the glandular hair trait.  It is a medium maturity alfalfa adapted to both three and four cut systems.  It has persistent, disease resistant, medium tall plants with a semi-erect growth habit.
	Attention II Alfalfa - Attention is a rapid recovery, four cut alfalfa with great standability.  Disease resistant, winter hardy and persistent.  Attention II has topperd several multi-state yield and forage trials
	Radiant HD Alfalfa - Radiant HD was bred for high yield, with faster recovery after harvest than most dormant type alfalfa's (compatible with late maturtiy orchardgrasses).  It is very with highly resistant rates for disease.  What sets Radiance HD Alfalfa apart is its high digestiblity.              Seed at 20 - 25 lbs./acre alone or                    15 lbs./acre in hay mixtures.
	Jumbo Ladino Clover - Jumbo is a huge, vigorous ladino clover producing a very nutritious forage.  Key component for any pasture, for both high yields and nitrogen fixation to feed forage grasses.
	Star Fire (Three Year) Red Clover - Star Fire is multiple year, red clover adapted to both hay production or grazing.  Its high yields and excellent disease resistance, make it the red clover of choice.
	Kopu II White Clover - Kopu II has high stolen density for season long growth.  Double the growth and production of Alice White Clover.
	Pasja Forage Turnip - Pasja turnip is a very early matruity (50 day) turnip.  Plant in early spring with Feast II Ryegrss for mulitple grazing.
	Pro Max BMR Hybrid Sudangrass - First true sudangrass with the BMR Trait.  Improved Fiber Diegestibility, greater animal preference, and improved animal performance. More complete forage consumption-less wastage and more effecient animal gain.
	Preval Meadow Fescue is best suited to the northern states, where winter kill is a factor.  Preval is well adapted to MIG (Managed Intensive Grazing) and hay production due to its good summer production and winter hardiness.  It is used as a component in hay and pasture mixtures      Seed at 10 - 15 lbs./acre in forage mixtures.
	Goliath Forage Type Tall Fescue is an excellent choice for fall stock piling for winter grazing.  Best growth is in the spring and fall months.  Goliath is endopyhte free and has deep roots for both heat and drought tolerant.  It is very compatible with both white and red clovers.        Seed at 15 lbs./acre in forage mixtures of                      25 lbs./acre with clovers.
	Mac Beth Meadow Brome is very winter hardy and does well under MIG (Managed Intensive Grazing) in northern area.  It initiates early spring growth, but do not begin spring grazing until it is 8 to 12 inches tall. Mac Beth can be utilized for both hay and pastures, also provides good summer poduction due to its short rhizomes.         Seed at 10 lbs./acre in forage mixtures.