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Forage Soybeans
Forage Soybeans

Forage Soybeans

Warm Season Legume

Mycorrhizal Dependent: Yes

Water Use: Low

Comments: Indeterminate plant species & therefore can accumulate significant vegetative growth. A vegetative plant will still continue to fix nitrogen & accumulate biomass throughout the growing season instead of putting energy into seed production.

**This is why we have chosen a long-season indeterminate forage soybean instead of a conventional grain soybean.

Hairy Vetch

Hairy Vetch

Cool Season Legume

Mycorrhizal Dependent: Yes

Water Use: Medium

Comments: One of the highest nitrogen fixation capabilities of legume species. Sunlight opportunist. High protein feed source. Regrowth.

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