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AC Torque Hybrid Bromegrass
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Glacier Brand Orchardgrass
- Prefers medium textured, well drained soils with good moisture
- High productivity and rapid regrowth with adequate moisture
- Good palatability for livestock
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Intermediate Wheatgrass
- Prefers well drained soils with adequate moisture
- Produces excellent pasture yields
- Short-lived under intensive use
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Payload Tall Fescue
- Superior resistance to rust and other diseases affecting tall fescue
- Aggressive regrowth
- Excellent season long forage production
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Rival Reed Canarygrass
- Grows well on poorly drained soils prone to flooding
- Low alkaloid variety
- Excellent winterhardiness
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Fairway Crested Wheatgrass
- Diploid type that is best suited to pasture or a dryland turf component
- Excellent winter hardiness bred for the Canadian climate
- Shorter stature with finer leaves and stems
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Riding Brand Tall Fescue
- Excellent heat and drought tolerance
- Endophyte free
- Excellent seedling vigour
- Moderate winter hardiness
- Adapted to a variety of soil types
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Summergraze Timothy
- Intermediate timothy that exhibits medium maturity
- Rapid spring vigour and season long persistence
- Very leafy plant contributes to high forage quality
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Tribal Perennial Ryegrass
- Excellent digestibility and feed value attributable to breeding efforts to reduce heading
- Strong yield with aggressive regrowth
- Persistence in harsh conditions
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Promesse Timothy
- Early maturing, leafy variety that delivers high quality forage
- Excellent persistence as it was bred in competition with other grass and legume species
- Disease resistance package includes protection from leaf spot, purple eyespot and rust
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Tall Wheatgrass
- Adapted to poorly drained alkali soils; prefers a high-water table
- Very tolerant of saline soil conditions
- Coarse leaves have lower palatability
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Tored Meadow Fescue
- Excellent early season growth
- Basal leaf growth that is very palatable in hay or pasture
- Good winterhardiness that is less variable than ryegrass
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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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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
