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Pubescent Wheatgrass
- Widely adapted; prefers well drained soils with adequate moisture
- Produces good yields of high quality
- Include other grass or alfalfa components in a blend to maximize forage production
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Shockwave II Alfalfa
- Fall Dormancy 4
- Branch rooted trait with a superior disease resistance package
- Better resistance to heaving pressure caused by freeze-thaw cycles
- Productive variety in both normal and high moisture conditions
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Boreal Creeping Red Fescue
- Developed in Canada as a general-purpose variety for turf and pasture
- Excels in seedling vigor and establishment
- Tolerates close grazing and survives drought
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Huia White Clover
- Prefers heavier moist soils
- Low growing, creeping growth habit
- Tolerant to close mowing and grazing
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Optimus Alfalfa
- Fall Dormancy 4
- Rapid regrowth and season long persistence
- High multifoliate expression
- Delivers high quality hay
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Cicer Milkvetch
- Ideal pasture legume that performs well in dryland conditions
- Improved seedling vigour and regrowth after cutting
- Long-lived, rhizomatous, bloat free legume
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Revolver Alfalfa
- Fall Dormancy 6
- Yield leader in semi-dormant alfalfa
- Excellent disease and nematode package
- Broad adaption to a range of environments suited to semi-dormant alfalfa
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Leo Birdsfoot Trefoil
- Outstanding winterhardiness selected for Canadian conditions
- Improved spring vigour and strong root development
- Flood tolerant, bloat free legume
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Slingshot Alfalfa
- Fall Dormancy 5
- Bred for winterhardiness
- Well-suited to an aggressive multi-cut system
- High forage quality
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Sainfoin
- Great rotational grazing component for pasture
- Improved regrowth when grazed in a vegetative state
- Bloat free legume that has bloat reducing properties
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Stronghold Alfalfa
- Fall Dormancy 3
- A high-quality tap root alfalfa that will stand the test of time
- Excellent winter survival while providing excellent late season regrowth
- Outstanding disease resistance to ensure great stand survival
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Shift Alfalfa
- Fall Dormancy 3
- Large, deep-set crowns tolerant of traffic
- Persistent, long stand life
- Exceptional disease resistance
- High level of multifoliate expression
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Sureshot Alfalfa
- Fall Dormancy 5
- More milk per acre
- Excellent winterhardiness
- Superior persistence
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Shockwave BR Alfalfa
- Fall Dormancy 4
- Branch rooted trait with a superior disease resistance package
- Better resistance to heaving pressure caused by freeze-thaw cycles
- Productive variety in both normal and high moisture conditions
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Stockpile II Alfalfa
- Fall Dormancy 4
- Produces high quality forage with excellent yield potential
- Outstanding disease and pest resistance
- Fast recovery and excellent persistence
