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Alfalfa
Compare productAlfalfa is a long-lived, cool season, perennial legume. It is the most commonly grown forage legume used for livestock production in Western Canada. Alfalfa seed production occurs throughout the prairies and is exported all over the world. It requires the use of leafcutter bees for adequate pollination. -
Annual Ryegrass
Compare productAnnual ryegrass is planted in the spring and harvested in the fall with many of the same management practices as wheat. It grows well in most areas of Western Canada and can tolerate excess moisture. Annual ryegrass should be one of the first crops planted, preferably into a firm seedbed at about ½ inch deep. Annual ryegrass is mainly used for annual hay or grazing applications, but it is also used for quick ground cover in some turf mixtures. -
BY Deno XT
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- 2375 CHU, 00.3 RM
- High yield potential
- Excellent defensive package with very good PRR and white mould
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BY Guernsey VT2P RIB
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- 2250 Grain CHU, 78 RM
- High-yielding flint/dent ideal for grain and silage markets
- Excellent late season staygreen and eye appeal with good stalks and roots
- Early flowering white cob hybrid with high grain quality and slow drydown
- Consistent ear development down the row
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BY Hector XT
Compare product- 2300 CHU, 00.1 RM
- Strong yield potential and early maturity
- Excellent IDC and PRR tolerance and Very Good white mould
- Tall, bushy plant
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BY Robson XT
Compare product- 2450 CHU, 00.6 RM
- Great yield potential
- Compact plant with excellent standability
- Excellent fit in the Red River Valley
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Clover
Compare productClover species are short-lived perennial legumes that are produced in all parts of the prairies. They are used to grow good quality forage in both domestic and international livestock programs. As a legume, clover is used in green manure applications to help build nitrogen levels in the soil. The main species of clover grown for seed in Western Canada are red, sweet and alsike. -
Creeping Red Fescue
Compare productCreeping red fescue is a long-lived perennial but the seed production life of a stand is typically short, lasting one or two years. On rare occasions a third year may be harvested. Creeping red fescue seed is used for turf, forage and reclamation purposes. The largest end use is for amenity purposes like lawns, parks, fairways and playgrounds. -
Granulated Gypsum plus Molasses
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- Ideal for sodic soils
- Fine grind to increase availability
- With molasses to enhance microbial activity
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Native Grass
Compare productThere is an increasing interest in the use of native plants by government agencies, municipalities, industry representatives and the general public across Canada. The current use of native species is variable, while their value in reclaiming disturbances, restorations and maintaining biodiversity has gained recognition. -
Perennial Ryegrass
Compare productPerennial ryegrass is a short-lived perennial grass with a shallow fibrous root system. It is a low growing bunch type grass with short leafless stems. Perennial ryegrass is one of the most widely used grass species in the world. The main uses are for overseeding on golf courses in the southern United States, and in turfgrass mixes around the world. Managed as a biennial crop, it is seeded one year and harvested the next, resulting in one year of seed production. It is typically under-seeded with wheat, oats or barley. -
Smooth Wildrye
Compare product- Native to western North America from Alaska to Ontario
- Commonly found in moist meadows, woodlands or forests at mid-elevations
- Found along the length of the Pacific Northwest
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Tall Fescue
Compare productTall fescue is a long-lived perennial type grass with a deep root system. It is a cool season bunch grass that adapts well on poorly drained soils. In addition, tall fescue can tolerate salinity, alkalinity and acidity. Tall fescue is widely used in the turf markets and its uses have grown with improved tolerance to heat and drought. Tall fescue needs one year to establish with no seed production in the year of planting. Expected seed production can range from three to five years. The crop can be typically under-seeded to flax or planted without a nurse crop. -
Timothy
Compare productTimothy is a medium-lived, cool season perennial bunchgrass with a fibrous root system. The crop performs very well under cool, moist conditions. Timothy seed is used to grow good quality forages for both domestic and international livestock programs. -
TruGyp®
Compare product- IIdeal for sodic soils
- Fine grind to increase nutrient availability
- Best applied monthly
