Individual seeds

German Millet

Warm Season Grass

Drought tolerant, C4 grass will grow rapidly during hot summer conditions. Com. #1

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Sorghum Sudan

Warm Season Grass

A combination of forage sorghum & sudangrass. C4 Grass. Com #1.

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Sorghum Sudan BMR

Warm Season Grass

Sorghum Sudangrass with reduced lignin content for higher digestibility. Com. #1

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Forage Barley

Cool Season Grass

Early maturing & holds the highest salinity tolerance of all cool-season grasses. Com. #1

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Forage Oats

Cool Season Grass

One of the most mycorrhizal-dependent grasses with a large leaf surface. Com. #1

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Cereal Rye

Cool Season Grass

A great nutrient scavenger with a dense-fibrous root system. Allelopathic effects. Com. #1

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Italian Rye Grass

Cool Season Grass

Highly digestible with vigorous re-growth. Will not over-winter, unlike annual ryegrass. Com. #1

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Spring Triticale

Cool Season Grass

Can produce high levels of dry matter under challenging conditions. Com. #1

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Hairy Vetch

Cool Season Legume

High nitrogen fixation capabilities. Indeterminate plant species with high growth potential. Sunlight opportunist. Com. #1

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Hairy Vetch (Prairies)

Cool Season Legume

Overwinter capability in Canadian Prairies. Ideal for biennial forage crop. Com. #1

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Cowpeas

Warm Season Legume

Rugged survivor of drought due to their deep rooting characteristics. Com. #1

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Forage Peas

Cool Season Legume

Forage pea varieties focus on smaller seed & increased biomass. Com. #1

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Mammoth Red Clover

Cool Season Legume

Vigorous spring growth & winter-hardy legume. A great relay crop option. Com. #1

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Berseem Clover

Cool Season Legume

Annual, fast-establishing clover used for quick ground cover. Will not overwinter. Com. #1

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Mung Beans

Warm Season Legume

A warm-season legume with climbing growth characteristics. Com. #1

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F. Soybeans Non-GMO

Warm Season Legume

A non-gmo forage soybean. Can accumulate significant vegetative growth. Com. #1

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Phacelia

Cool Season Broadleaf Forb

Great heavy clay option. Attracts pollinators with a desirable root system. Com. #1

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Buckwheat

Warm Season Broadleaf

Root exudates have evolved to solubilize insoluble phosphorus. Early maturing. Com. #1

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Sunflower Black Oil

Warm Season Broadleaf

Palatable feed when taken early with good drought tolerance. Com. #1

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Purple Top Turnips

Cool Season Brassica

Tuber scavenges nitrogen and other nutrients for slow-release decomposition. Com. #1

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Forage Collards

Cool Season Brassica

A brassica species is utilized for early summer through winter grazing. Highly palatable. Com. #1

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Winter Camelina

Cool Season Brassica

A winter-hardy annual brassica used as a fall-seeded cover crop. Com. #1

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Daikon Radish

Cool Season Brassica

Nutrient scavenging abilities and deep taproot. Great fall seeded cover option. Com. #1

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Sugar Beet

Cool Season Brassica

Highly nutritious brassica (digestibility & protein). Good heavy clay option. Com. #1

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