Farm seed

VNS Winter Rye Seed

Winter rye is an incredibly versatile winter cereal, making it an exceptional choice for cover cropping. Known for its effectiveness in soil stabilization, biomass production, weed suppression, and nutrient accumulation, winter rye is a highly productive cool-season grass. It offers a long planting window and can germinate at temperatures as low as 34 degrees Fahrenheit, making it highly adaptable to various growing conditions. Benefits Soil Stabilization: Excellent at stabilizing soil and preventing erosion. Biomass Production: Produces significant biomass, contributing to soil organic matter. Weed Suppression: Highly effective at suppressing weeds, maintaining clean fields. Nutrient Accumulation: Ties up nitrogen close to the soil’s surface, enhancing soil fertility and structure. Cold Tolerance: Germinates in soils as cold as 35°F, extending the planting season. Soil Adaptability: Handles low fertility and acidic soils, ensuring robust growth in challenging conditions. Characteristics Type: Cool season grass. C:N Ratio: 40-80:1, contributing to efficient nutrient cycling. Planting Instructions Seeding Rate: Seed at 80-120 lbs/acre when planted alone, and 20-90 lbs/acre when used in mixes. Seeding Depth: Plant seeds at a depth of 1/2-2 inches. Planting Range: Late summer to fall for optimal establishment. Winter rye from Elk Mound Seed is a highly effective cover crop that provides outstanding soil stabilization, weed suppression, and nutrient management. Its cold tolerance and adaptability make it a reliable choice for maintaining soil health and productivity throughout the winter months.

Certified Antigo Oats

Antigo is an early maturity variety released from the University of Wisconsin-Madison in 2017. Antigo has excellent test weight and high yields. Antigo heads out one day later than Badger and two days earlier than Esker. Antigo is two inches taller than Badger and two inches shorter than Esker and Ron. Lodging is similar to Esker and Natty and less than Drumlin and Vista. It is modestly resistant to crown rust. Antigo has high dehulling efficiency, average groat percentage while is high in protein and oil. The U.S. Plant Protected Variety (PVPA 1994) for Antigo Oats is being applied for at the time of printing. Seed of Antigo can legally be produced and labeled for sale only by growers who have been licensed by the Wisconsin Crop Improvement or its legal agent. Incredible test weights Excellent milling quality Well above average yields

Pod Haven GT Soybean Seed | Eagle Seed

Pod Haven is an economical, glyphosate tolerant, blend of earlier maturing varieties for your specific area. Because we are the factory and develop our own lines, we can sell you a blend of crop beans that will produce excellent pods for your region, at a lower price than our competitors. We can do anything they can do, better. In side-by side testing, we had far superior shatter resistance and seed quality than those other guys. Not to mention, we put more food on the acre. We make a midwestern and northern version that pairs very well with our fall food plot products.  Expect Pod Haven Soybeans from Eagle Seed to make your property more attractive to your deer herd!   YOU CAN SPRAY WITH ROUNDUP or GLYPHOSATE TO CONTROL WEEDS 140,000 seeds/bag

Buckwheat Seed

Buckwheat seed is a great crop for green manure, known for its quick maturation and tremendous weed suppression capabilities. This cool-season broadleaf plant matures very quickly, making it ideal for short-term cover crop mixes. Buckwheat is also excellent at scavenging phosphorus and is preferred by beekeepers due to its long flowering window, which produces a unique color and flavor of honey. In favorable conditions, you can expect 2-3 tons of dry matter per acre.Benefits Quick Maturing: Rapid growth makes buckwheat an excellent choice for green manure and weed suppression. Weed Suppression: Aggressiveness in early growth provides excellent weed suppression. Phosphorus Scavenging: Efficient at scavenging phosphorus from the soil. Pollinator Friendly: Preferred by beekeepers for its long flowering period, producing distinctive honey. Cold Sensitivity: A light frost will terminate buckwheat quickly, preventing it from becoming a weed if allowed to go to seed. Characteristics Type: Cool season broadleaf. C:N Ratio: 30:1, contributing to efficient nutrient cycling. Planting Instructions Seeding Rate: Seed at 35-50 lbs/acre when planted alone, and 5-25 lbs/acre when used in mixes. Seeding Depth: Plant seeds at a depth of 3/4 inch. Planting Range: Late spring, summer, to early fall for optimal establishment. Buckwheat from Elk Mound Seed is a highly effective green manure crop that offers quick growth, excellent weed suppression, and is beneficial for pollinators. Its ability to scavenge phosphorus and its preference among beekeepers make it a versatile and valuable addition to any cover crop mix.

Bird & Butterfly Wildflower Seed Mix

This annual and perennial mixture is great for creating a backyard habitat to attract your favorite winged wildlife.  Flowers in this mix will provide colorful blooms all season long as well as nectar and seed for songbirds, hummingbirds and butterflies.  Mix Contains Black-Eyed Susan, Blanketflower, Butterfly Milkweed, California Poppy, Candytuft, China Aster, Dwarf Cornflower, Dwarf Godetia, Dwarf Plains Coreopsis, Dwarf Red Coneflower, Gayfeather, Indian Blanket, Lance-Leaved Coreopsis, Lemon Mint, Perennial Lupine, Purple Coneflower, Rocket Larkspur, Scarlet Sage, Wallflower and Sweet Alyssum

Garden Plowdown Mix Seed

An all-annual mix, this garden cover crop mix of Buckwheat, Peas, Barley, and Crimson Clover produces ground cover and biomass. The quick growth of Buckwheat and the expansive root systems of Barley allow this mix to produce soil activity below ground and cover above. Designed to winterkill, these annual crops ensure easy management and soil preparation for the following growing season. A light till into your soil is recommended for establishment. Benefits Annual Crops: Composed entirely of annual crops that will winterkill, simplifying garden management and soil preparation. Quick Growth: Buckwheat and other components provide rapid growth, establishing ground cover quickly. Soil Activity: The expansive root systems of Barley and nutrient fixation of Peas and Crimson Clover enhance soil activity. Weed Suppression: Effective ground cover helps suppress weeds, maintaining a clean garden bed. Biomass Production: Produces significant biomass, improving soil organic matter. Planting Instructions Seeding Rate: Plant at 2 lbs per 1,000 square feet. Seeding Depth: Lightly till into the soil for optimal establishment. Planting Range: Suitable for planting in late spring, summer, or early fall. This garden plowdown mix from Elk Mound Seed is designed to provide quick ground cover, improve soil health, and suppress weeds. Its diverse components ensure robust growth and soil enhancement, making it an excellent choice for gardeners looking to improve their soil's fertility and structure. The mix's annual nature and winterkill characteristic ensure easy transition and soil readiness for the next planting season.

Horse Pasture Forage Seed Mix

Elk Mound Seed's Horse Pasture Mix is specifically designed to meet the needs of horse pastures. This blend features a higher level of Kentucky Bluegrass, known for its ability to handle foot traffic while producing high-quality forage. This mix is carefully balanced to provide optimal nutrition and durability, ensuring a lush and resilient pasture that can withstand the demands of active horses.Recommended Use: Specifically designed for horse pastures Suitable for beef cattle and dry cows Seeding Rates:Seed this mix at 25 lbs/acrePlanting Range:Spring, late summerMixture Contains: 35% Kentucky Bluegrass: Offers exceptional durability and high nutritional value, ideal for withstanding foot traffic. It forms a dense turf that recovers well from grazing. 25% Tetraploid Perennial Ryegrass: Provides rapid establishment, high yields, and excellent forage quality. It is highly digestible and palatable for horses. 15% Alfalfa: Adds high protein content and supports overall pasture quality. It is beneficial for horses due to its high nutrient density and ability to enhance soil fertility by fixing nitrogen. 15% Timothy: Enhances the mix with its high palatability and nutritional profile, making it a preferred forage for horses. 10% Orchardgrass: Adds resilience and improves growth in various conditions, contributing to the mix’s overall durability and forage quality. Benefits for Horses: This Horse Pasture Mix is designed to provide a balanced diet for horses, ensuring they receive essential nutrients such as protein, calcium, and energy from both grasses and legumes. Kentucky Bluegrass and Tetraploid Perennial Ryegrass offer high palatability and digestibility, which are crucial for horses' dietary preferences and health. Alfalfa and Timothy contribute to the nutritional profile, providing necessary vitamins and minerals. The mix is also designed to be traffic-tolerant, making it ideal for pastures that experience frequent use by active horses.This Horse Pasture Mix ensures a productive and sustainable solution for horse pastures, offering high-quality forage, reliable growth, and exceptional durability.

Buster (Daikon) Radish Seed

Daikon radishes are highly beneficial for soil health, providing multiple advantages such as alleviating soil compaction, improving water infiltration, increasing organic matter, and offering excellent weed suppression. These radishes, including the Badger brand, feature an aggressive taproot that drills through compaction where steel cannot, creating root channels for subsequent crops to access essential nutrients and water. Studies show that Buster® Radishes consistently increase soybean and corn yields by scavenging significant amounts of nitrogen, phosphorus, and calcium. Upon decomposition, these nutrients are left in the upper 10 inches of soil, improving soil fertility for future crops.Benefits Soil Compaction: The large taproot and deep-reaching secondary roots alleviate soil compaction, improving soil structure. Nutrient Scavenging: Scavenges and stores nutrients like nitrogen, phosphorus, and calcium in the root system, releasing them upon decomposition. Water Infiltration: Enhances water infiltration and aeration, reducing runoff and increasing soil moisture retention. Weed Suppression: Thick upper foliage provides excellent weed suppression by shading out weeds during the growing season and forming a thin film over the soil after the radish freezes out. Yield Improvement: Boosts subsequent crop yields, with studies showing yield improvements of 10% or more. Characteristics Type: Cool season broadleaf. C:N Ratio: 20:1, contributing to efficient nutrient cycling. Root System: Features a large taproot and deep-reaching secondary roots with thick upper foliage. Planting Instructions Seeding Rate: Seed at 8-10 lbs/acre when planted alone, and 3-6 lbs/acre when used in mixes. Seeding Depth: Plant seeds at a depth of 1/2 inch to 1 inch. Planting Range: June to August, at least 4-10 weeks before the first killing frost in your area. Daikon radishes from Elk Mound Seed are an excellent choice for improving soil health and boosting crop yields. Their aggressive taproots and nutrient-scavenging capabilities make them a valuable addition to any cover crop program, enhancing soil fertility, structure, and water management.

Purple Top Turnip Seed

Turnips are a cool-season annual brassica commonly used in cover crop cocktails. They germinate quickly and are excellent weed suppressors. Turnips are great nutrient accumulators and break down quickly in the spring, enriching the soil for subsequent crops. They are also an excellent forage for livestock producers who want to graze their cover crops. Their rapid growth makes them ideal for short growing windows, and they provide excellent grazing value late in the season.Benefits Rapid Growth: Turnips germinate quickly, making them suitable for short growing windows. Weed Suppression: Effective at suppressing weeds due to their rapid growth and ground coverage. Nutrient Accumulation: Accumulate nutrients and break down quickly in the spring, enriching the soil. Grazing Value: Provide excellent grazing value late in the season, ideal for livestock producers. Cool Season Adaptation: Perform well in cool-season conditions, extending the growing season. Characteristics Type: Cool season annual brassica. C:N Ratio: 25:1, contributing to efficient nutrient cycling. Planting Instructions Seeding Rate: Seed at 5-8 lbs/acre when planted alone, and 2-4 lbs/acre when used in mixes. Seeding Depth: Plant seeds at a depth of 1/4-1/2 inch. Planting Range: Late summer to early fall for optimal establishment. Turnips from Elk Mound Seed are an excellent choice for cover crops and grazing, offering rapid growth, effective weed suppression, and valuable nutrient accumulation. Their ability to break down quickly in the spring enriches the soil for future crops, making them a versatile and beneficial addition to any cover crop program.

Alsike Clover

Its special merit is its adaptation to wet soils, even tolerating some flooding. It is more tolerant to both acid and alkaline soils than other clovers. The stems are quite slender, up to 3 feet long, and tend to be prostrate except in dense stands. The trifoliate leaves are long stemmed with obovate leaflets. Flower heads are not at the terminal of the main stem but are at the terminals of branch stems. White or pink in color. Both stems and leaves are smooth. Valuable both for pasture and hay on soils too wet or too acid for other clovers. Seeding Depth: 1/4"-1/2" deep in well prepared seedbed. Longevity: Perennial. Seed Count: 680,000 seeds/lb

Stockmaster Forage Grass Mix

The Stockmaster Mix is expertly formulated for vigorous growth, exceptional digestibility, and persistence, even in less-than-ideal conditions. This mix is perfect for creating a productive hay field once established, featuring a balanced combination of grasses that ensure robust forage production. The endophyte-free tall fescue included in the mix enhances its suitability for grazing livestock.Recommended Use: Expect excellent production in less-than-ideal growing conditions. This mix can be considered a hay field when established and will have exceptional digestibility, vigorous growth, and persistence.Seeding Rates:Seed this mix at 25-30 lbs/acre.Planting Range:Spring, late summerMixture Characteristics: Drought Tolerance: Good Grazing Quality: Excellent Winter Survivability: Good Yield Potential: Good Traffic Tolerance: Fair Mixture Contains: 35% Festulolium: Combines the rapid regrowth and high forage quality of ryegrass with the drought tolerance and persistence of fescue.  35% Tetraploid Perennial Ryegrass: Offers higher yields and better digestibility, known for its rapid establishment and high-quality forage 15% Tall Fescue (endophyte-free): Known for its tolerance to intensive grazing and heavy animal traffic, providing resilience to the mix  15% Late Orchardgrass: Matures later, making it more suitable to seed down with legumes, especially alfalfa. Drydown Quality: The Stockmaster Mix has good drydown qualities, facilitated by the rapid regrowth and high forage quality of Festulolium and Tetraploid Perennial Ryegrass. The presence of Tall Fescue and Orchardgrass adds to the mix's resilience and adaptability, ensuring a balanced and effective drying process for high-quality hay production.This Stockmaster Mix ensures a productive and sustainable pasture, meeting the diverse needs of your farm with high-quality forage and reliable growth.

Grass Pasture Forage Seed Mix

Elk Mound Seed's Grass Pasture Mix is designed for optimal growth, digestibility, and persistence. This mix includes a variety of grasses that are selected for their vigorous growth and adaptability to less-than-ideal conditions, making it a reliable choice for farmers looking to establish a high-quality pasture. The mix is suitable for early spring and late summer planting, ensuring flexibility for your planting schedule.Benefits: Vigorous Growth: Selected for its ability to thrive in various conditions, ensuring robust pasture development. High Digestibility: Provides excellent nutritional value for grazing animals, enhancing overall livestock health. Persistence: Designed to maintain productivity and quality over time, even under challenging conditions. Ideal for Hay Production: This mix can be considered a hay field when established, offering versatility for both grazing and haying purposes. Planting Instructions: Planting Range: Early spring, late summer Seeding Rate: 25-30 lbs/acre Mixture Contains: 35% Kentucky Bluegrass: Known for its durability and high nutritional value. 25% Tetraploid Perennial Ryegrass: Offers higher yields and better digestibility. 15% Alfalfa: Provides adequate protein and supports overall pasture quality. 15% Timothy: Hardy grass that enhances the mix's forage quality. 10% Orchardgrass: Adds resilience and improves growth in various conditions. Drydown Quality: The Grass Pasture Mix has good drydown qualities due to the presence of Kentucky Bluegrass, Tetraploid Perennial Ryegrass, and Orchardgrass, which provide high forage quality and effective drying. Alfalfa and Timothy contribute to the mix's nutritional profile and enhance its overall performance. Together, these components ensure a balanced drydown process, making the mix suitable for high-quality hay production under proper management practices.This Grass Pasture Mix ensures a productive and sustainable pasture, meeting the diverse needs of your farm.

Japanese Millet

Japanese Millet has coarse leaves and can vary from 1 to 5 feet in height depending on available moisture and fertility. It should be planted in pure stands as a field crop. As an erosion control plant it is used as a quick growing companion crop with perennial grasses and legumes and is especially suited to wet sites. Also known as Duck Millet Well suited for areas with wet conditions. Matures in 45-50 days Planting depth: 1/4" Seed Count: 155,000 seeds per lb Longevity: Annual

Hairy Vetch Seed

Hairy vetch is an excellent legume for nitrogen production credits and spring plant residue, earning up to 100 lbs of nitrogen per acre. It is usually planted in late summer or early fall, often in combination with winter rye. Hairy vetch exhibits vigorous growth, tolerance of diverse soil conditions, and low fertility needs, making it an attractive cover crop for building nitrogen and biomass, as well as weed suppression and soil conditioning. Benefits Nitrogen Fixation: Earns up to 100 lbs/acre of nitrogen, improving soil fertility. Weed Suppression: Vigorous growth helps suppress weeds, maintaining clean fields. Soil Conditioning: Acts as an excellent soil conditioner, enhancing soil structure and health. Low Fertility Needs: Tolerant of diverse soil conditions and low fertility requirements, making it adaptable to various environments. Biomass Production: Produces significant biomass, contributing to soil organic matter. Characteristics Type: Cool season legume. C:N Ratio: 15:1, promoting efficient nutrient cycling. Planting Instructions Seeding Rate: Seed at 25-30 lbs/acre when planted alone, and 15-20 lbs/acre when used in mixes. Planting Range: Late summer to early fall for optimal establishment. Hairy vetch from Elk Mound Seed is an excellent legume for those looking to build nitrogen and biomass while suppressing weeds and conditioning the soil. Its adaptability, vigorous growth, and nitrogen-fixing capabilities make it a valuable addition to any cover crop program.

Birdsfoot Trefoil Seed

Trefoil is in the legume family with similar characteristics to alfalfa. The advantages of planting trefoil over alfalfa is that trefoil will thrive in heavy wet soils where alfalfa will not. Longevity: Perennial Seeding Depth: 1/4-1/2"

Sorghum Sudangrass Seed

Sweet Chow sorghum-sudangrass is a versatile and cost-effective option for forage production. This variety is known for its significant biomass output and ability to suppress annual weeds such as velvetleaf, crabgrass, and foxtail. Additionally, it thrives in warm-season conditions, making it an excellent choice for summer forage production. It has also demonstrated some nematode suppression capabilities.Benefits High Biomass Producer: Reaches 10-12 feet tall at full maturity, providing an excellent tonnage yield. Weed Suppression: Effectively suppresses annual weeds, contributing to healthier soil and crop conditions. Nematode Suppression: Shows some ability to suppress nematodes, benefiting subsequent crop health. Warm-Season Growth: Sweet Chow sorghum-sudangrass excels in warm temperatures, utilizing the summer heat to maximize growth and yield. High-Quality Forage: Produces an abundance of high-quality forage suitable for hay, grazing, or silage. Planting Instructions Seeding Rate: Sow seeds at 25-50 lbs/acre. Higher seeding rates will result in finer stems. Companion Crops: Buckwheat and cowpeas are excellent companion crops to enhance growth and soil health. Timing: Sow seeds directly into the soil after the last risk of frost for optimal growth and yield. Yield Tonnage: Yields range from 16-20 tons/acre, ensuring a substantial return on investment.Usage Forage Quality: For best quality, harvest at or before the boot stage. Suitable for hay, grazing, or silage, making it a versatile addition to any farm.Embrace the benefits of Sweet Chow sorghum-sudangrass for your forage needs, providing both high yields and excellent weed suppression capabilities. Its ability to thrive in warm-season conditions ensures robust growth and plentiful forage during the summer months.

Big Bluestem Seed (Andropogon gerardii)

Warm season grass. Works well to mix with a cool season grass. This seed is sold as pure live seed (PLS). Pure live seed is the percentage of pure and viable seed in a given lot. Scientific name: Andropogon gerardii Warm season, perennial bunch grass. Works well to mix with a cool season grass. Has an attractive reddish-copper color in fall and can help create beautiful landscape. Blooms from June through September. Can reach heights of 3-8 feet tall. Grown in Western Minnesota. IT IS SUGGESTED THAT WARM SEASON GRASSES ARE PLANTED WITHIN 300 MILES WHERE GROWN. Soil Type: Well drained. Longevity: Pereninial. Moisture requirement: Adaptable to dry. Approximately 145,300 seeds/lb Planting Range: May 1-June 1 or fall seeding

4010 Peas & Triticale

The 4010 Pea & Triticale Mix combines the benefits of 60% triticale and 40% 4010 peas, offering a high-protein, nutrient-rich forage option. Triticale is similar to oats but provides more leaf density, thicker leaves, and higher protein levels, which can reach up to 23%. This mix is designed to yield substantial dry matter per acre and improve soil fertility through nitrogen fixation.Benefits High Protein Content: Triticale's protein levels can be as high as 23%, contributing to the nutritional needs of livestock.. High Yield: This mix can yield 2-4 tons of dry matter per acre, providing substantial forage production. Improved Forage Quality: Triticale offers more leaf density and thicker leaves compared to oats, enhancing forage quality. Characteristics Composition: 60% triticale and 40% 4010 peas. Growth Habit: Similar to oats with superior leaf density and thickness. Planting Instructions Seeding Rate: Seed at 120-150 lbs/acre when planted alone, and lighter if underseeding legumes like alfalfa. Seeding Depth: Drill approximately 3/4 inch deep for optimal germination. Planting Range: Early spring for the best establishment. Harvest Timing: Plan on harvesting 50-60 days after planting. Harvesting at the boot stage provides the best quality, while waiting until the milk stage will improve tonnage but decrease quality. Nutrient Requirements: Requires 60 lbs of nitrogen (N), 30 lbs of phosphorus (P), and 60 lbs of potassium (K) for optimal growth. 4010 Pea & Triticale Mix is a high-yield, high-protein forage option from Elk Mound Seed, designed to provide substantial dry matter and improve soil fertility. This mix is ideal for farmers looking for a nutrient-rich forage crop that is easy to establish and manage

Stutsman Soybean - 0.7 RM

0.7 Maturity Very high yielding conventional soybean Resistant to race 3 Phytophthora root rot Purple flower, gray pubescence, brown pods, yellow hila Sold in 60# packages

Ladino White Clover Seed

Ladino white clovers are larger leafed, later blooming and more upright growing than either small or intermediate white clover types. Under optimal fertility and management, ladino white clovers are more productive than other white clover types. However, Ladino clovers are not dependable reseeders and have fewer stolons and leaves close to ground level. Because of these reasons, ladino clovers have lower grazing persistence. Intermediate clovers are exactly as their name implies: intermediate. Flowering period and leaf size fall between small and large-type white clovers. Intermediate types typically reseed more dependably than ladinos, possess many stolons and leaves at ground level, and produce more forage than small types. Because of these traits, intermediate types of white clover persist well in grazing situations. Seeding depth: 1/4-1/2" Longevity: Perennial. Seed Count: 800,000 seeds per pound.

Balansa Clover

Balansa is a cool-season legume which can grow in a large range of soils tolerating pH levels from 4.5-8.3. The species is quite tolerant of waterlogged soils and can even withstand short periods of flooding. White or pink in color. Easily digestible with protein levels in upper 20's. Features rapid germination and vast quantities of biomass Individual plants can exceed 10 feet in length; however, the plant structure is only able to support 3 feet of vertical growth Seeding Depth: 1/4"-1/2" deep in well prepared seedbed. Longevity: Annual. 50% Seed coating Tolerates wide range of soil types Massive taproot Can grow up to 3 ft tall with stems as long as 10 ft Capable of creating 100 lbs of nitrogen an acre Excellent forage for grazing or cutting Seeding Rate: Drilled 5-6 lbs/acre Broadcasted 8-10 lbs/acre (in mixes 3-5 lbs/acre)

Certified MN Torgy Hard Red Spring Wheat

Great baking quality Medium test weight and excellent grain protein Great straw strength Excellent disease resistance Medium maturity Plant averages 30″ in height Seed at 120 lbs/acre

Nitrogen Plus Plow Down Seed

Nitrogen Plus Plowdown is a mix formulated with two primary objectives: nitrogen-fixing capabilities and biomass production. This balanced blend of 33% Crimson Clover, 33% Berseem Clover, and 33% Mammoth Red Clover ensures excellent nitrogen fixation and substantial biomass output. Expect more than 2000 lbs of dry matter per acre and up to 200 lbs of nitrogen per acre, making it a highly effective cover crop mix for improving soil fertility and structure.Benefits Nitrogen Fixation: Provides up to 200 lbs of nitrogen per acre, enhancing soil fertility. High Biomass Production: Produces more than 2000 lbs of dry matter per acre, contributing to improved soil organic matter and structure. Nutrient Scavenging: Scavenges nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium, and other essential nutrients from the soil. Soil Improvement: Enhances soil health by improving nutrient availability and organic matter content. Balanced Composition: Includes a mix of clovers that are compatible and effective for cover cropping. Characteristics Composition: 33% Crimson Clover 33% Berseem Clover 33% Mammoth Red Clover Type: Cool season annual mix. Planting Instructions Seeding Rate: Seed at 10-15 lbs/acre. Seeding Depth: Plant seeds at a depth of 1/4-1/2 inch. Planting Range: Suitable for planting in late summer to fall for optimal establishment. Nitrogen Plus Plowdown from Elk Mound Seed is a highly effective cover crop mix designed to enhance soil fertility through robust nitrogen fixation and substantial biomass production. This well-balanced mix ensures improved soil health and productivity, making it an ideal choice for farmers looking to boost their soil's nutrient content and organic matter.

Certified Lacey Barley Seed

Certified Lacey Barley has become the new standard for feeding barley in the upper Midwest. Known for its high-quality forage and respectable tonnage, Lacey Barley is highly valued both for its forage quality and its malting and brewing characteristics. It is also an excellent option for replacing corn in cattle diets.Benefits High Yielding: Consistently top-yielding since its release. High-Quality Forage: Produces very high-quality forage with excellent yield to quality ratios when harvested at the boot stage. Versatile Use: Can be used as forage or as a replacement for corn in cattle diets. Malting and Brewing: Favorable for malting and brewing due to high malt extract, low soluble protein, and high alpha-amylase activity. Good Lodging Resistance: Sturdy and resistant to lodging, ensuring reliable growth and yield. Characteristics Type: Six-row barley with medium-sized kernels. Planting Range: Early spring for optimal growth. Seeding Rate: Sow seeds at a rate of 80-100 lbs/acre. Planting Instructions Timing: Plant in early spring for the best results. Seeding Rate: Use 80-100 lbs/acre to ensure optimal growth and yield. Certified Lacey Barley is a versatile and reliable option for farmers looking to produce high-quality forage or malt. Its excellent malting characteristics and high yield make it a valuable crop for both forage and brewing industries. The added benefit of good lodging resistance ensures a stable and productive crop season.

Medium Red Clover Seed

Medium red clover is the most widely grown of the true clovers and is renowned for its versatility and adaptability. This herbaceous perennial features a number of leafy stems rising from a crown, with stems reaching 2 to 3 feet under favorable conditions. Known for its high nutritional value and palatability, medium red clover is an excellent choice for both pasture and hay. Acreage in red clover in the United States is estimated at 8 to 10 million, underscoring its importance in forage production.Benefits Quick Establishment: Establishes early and aggressively, ensuring a quick start to the growing season. Germinates in 6-7 days in 60-degree soil temperatures. High Productivity: Highly productive with rapid recovery after cutting, offering superior ware tolerance and very high recuperative ability. Nitrogen Fixation: Excellent for fixing nitrogen, improving soil fertility for subsequent crops. Pollinator Friendly: Attracts pollinators, supporting biodiversity. Versatile Use: Can be used for both forage and cover cropping. Wide Soil Adaptability: Grows under a wide variety of soil conditions, from full sun to light shade, and thrives best in soil pH between 6.0 and 7.0. Good Winter Hardiness: Exhibits good winter hardiness and fair drought tolerance, ensuring reliability in various climates. Characteristics Type: Cool season perennial legume. Growth Habit: Herbaceous perennial with stems reaching 2 to 3 feet. Longevity: Perennial with a seed count of 756,000 seeds per pound. Seed Origin: Canadian grown seed. Pre-Inoculated: Ensures better germination and establishment. Planting Instructions Seeding Rate: Seed at 15-18 lbs/acre when planted alone, and 6-8 lbs/acre when used in mixes. Seeding Depth: Plant seeds at a depth of 1/4-1/2 inch. Planting Range: Early spring to late summer for optimal establishment. Seeding Method: Can be frost seeded, enhancing flexibility in planting times. Food Plot UsesMedium red clover is an excellent choice for food plots. Its high protein content and rapid recovery after grazing make it highly attractive to deer. The ability to establish quickly and thrive in a variety of soil conditions ensures a reliable and productive food plot. Additionally, the clover's attraction to pollinators can enhance the overall biodiversity of the plot, providing multiple benefits to the ecosystem. Medium red clover from Elk Mound Seed is an ideal addition to any forage program or food plot, offering high nutritional value, exceptional adaptability, and environmental benefits. Its ability to grow under a wide range of conditions and its high palatability make it a preferred choice for farmers and deer hunters alike.

New-Gen 38C01 | 88 day

88 Day | New, Unique Genetics Dominant product in the 86-90 RM maturity group Top end yields and top end agronomics Tremendous late season intactness Excellent regional adaptation - East to West, North to South

New-Gen 2850GT | 78 day

78 Day | Tremendous Drydown With Great Stress Tolerance Buyer must have valid Syngenta stewardship agreement before shipment Register with Syngenta: https://www.agcelerate.com/GrowerRegistration/Step1 Excellent yield punch Great roots and stalks Moves from West to East Workhorse style hybrid that responds in high yield environments

Frosty Berseem Clover Seed

Frosty berseem clover is a much more frost-tolerant variety than regular berseem clover, allowing it to stay green later into the fall. This cool-season, annual legume quickly produces significant forage and thrives in wet conditions, though it does not tolerate drought well. Frosty berseem clover is known for its high protein levels, ranging from 20-30%, making it an excellent choice for nutritious forage. Benefits Frost Tolerance: More frost-tolerant than regular berseem clover, extending its growing season into the fall. Quick Forage Production: Rapidly produces significant amounts of forage, ensuring a steady supply for livestock. High Protein Content: Offers high protein levels of 20-30%, contributing to the nutritional needs of animals. Wet Condition Adaptability: Thrives in wet conditions, making it suitable for areas with high moisture levels. Characteristics Type: Cool season annual legume. Longevity: Annual in the Midwest. Seed Count: 200,000 seeds per pound. Planting Instructions Seeding Rate: Seed at 12-15 lbs/acre when planted alone, and 2-8 lbs/acre when used in mixes. Seeding Depth: Plant seeds at a depth of 1/4-1/2 inch. Planting Range: Spring through mid-summer for optimal establishment. Food Plot Uses Frosty berseem clover is an excellent choice for food plots, particularly for those planting for deer hunting. Its high protein content makes it highly attractive to deer, providing them with a nutritious forage option. The extended growing season, thanks to its frost tolerance, ensures that the food plot remains productive later into the fall, supporting deer well into the hunting season. Additionally, its rapid growth and ability to thrive in wet conditions make it a reliable and sustainable choice for creating successful food plots. Frosty berseem clover from Elk Mound Seed is an ideal addition to any forage program or food plot, offering high nutritional value and exceptional frost tolerance to extend the growing season.

White Dutch Clover Seed

White Dutch Clover is a long-living perennial clover that can grow as much as 6" tall.  White Dutch clover is a perfect companion with other low-growing species for planting along roads, along trails, and on logging roads.  Once established, White Dutch Clover stands can last several years if properly managed.  Our high-quality White Dutch Clover seed is not coated.  White Dutch clover is a preferred forage by wildlife and is very beneficial to pollinators.  Plant at 1/4" into a firm seedbed Plant early spring to mid-fall Can also be frost seeded

Mammoth Red Clover Seed

Mammoth Red Clover is a versatile legume best suited for plowdown situations or emergency silage. This single-cut clover is known for its significant biomass production and ability to produce as much nitrogen as medium red clover. Inoculated with Nitragen Gold, Mammoth Red Clover ensures optimal nitrogen fixation and soil enrichment.Food Plot UsesMammoth Red Clover is an excellent choice for food plots. Its high nitrogen production and significant biomass make it a valuable addition to any food plot, providing nutritious forage and improving soil health. While it is susceptible to winterkill, the clover’s rapid growth and nutrient-rich foliage make it highly attractive to deer. Its ability to thrive in plowdown situations ensures that it can be easily managed and incorporated into the soil, enhancing the overall productivity and fertility of the food plot.Mammoth Red Clover from Elk Mound Seed is an ideal choice for enhancing food plots, offering high nutritional value and significant soil benefits. Its inoculation with Nitragen Gold further ensures effective nitrogen fixation, making it a reliable and productive option for deer hunters looking to improve their food plot’s performance.

Clover-Grass Forage Seed Mix

Elk Mound Seed's Clover Grass Mix has been developed for farmers on heavy ground and modified with grass to make baling an option. This mix ensures excellent winter hardiness with Canadian-produced seed, providing reliable and persistent forage. It can be used for new seeding or interseeding, making it a versatile choice for improving pasture productivity.Recommended Use: Can be used for new seeding or interseeding Excellent option for producers on heavy ground Rapid root growth Can be grazed or baled Maximum forage production and feed quality Seeding Rates:Seed this mix at 12-18 lbs/acrePlanting Range:Spring, late summerMixture Contains: 60% Ojibwa Medium Red Clover: Offers high nutritional value and excellent winter hardiness. 20% Timothy: Enhances the mix with its high palatability and nutritional profile. 20% Alsike Clover: Adds diversity and adaptability to moist soils. Drydown Quality: The Clover Grass Mix features good drydown qualities, aided by the rapid root growth and high forage quality of Medium Red Clover and Timothy. Alsike Clover complements the mix by adding resilience and adaptability to moist soils. Together, these components ensure a balanced and effective drying process, making the mix suitable for high-quality hay production. The inclusion of grasses in the mix improves its suitability for baling, providing flexibility in forage use.This Clover Grass Mix ensures a productive and sustainable solution for pastures on heavy ground, offering high-quality forage and reliable growth.

Chippewa Red Clover Seed

Extremely winter hardy kind. Canadian grown seed. Extremely winter hardy kind Canadian grown seed Establishes early as an aggressive starter Perennial Red Clover (Double Cut) An Elk Mound Seed exclusive kind

Alf-Grass Forage Mix

Elk Mound Seed's Alf-Grass Mix combines high-quality Megaleaf Alfalfa with Timothy to create an ideal blend for producing excellent hay for dry cows, beef cattle, or horses. This mix ensures timely drydown and superior forage quality, offering higher yields than alfalfa alone. The grass in alfalfa stands with good fall growth can protect alfalfa crowns from winter injury by trapping more snow within the stand.Recommended Use:Makes great hay for dry cows, beef cattle, or horsesSeeding Rates:Seed this mix at 15-18 lbs/acrePlanting Range:Spring, late summerMixture Contains: 70% Megaleaf Alfalfa: Provides high yield and exceptional forage quality, ensuring robust and nutritious growth. 30% Timothy: Enhances the mix with its high palatability and nutritional profile, contributing to effective drydown and overall forage quality. Drydown Quality: The Alf-Grass Mix features excellent drydown qualities due to the presence of Megaleaf Alfalfa and Timothy. Alfalfa offers high nutritional value and robustness, while Timothy complements the mix with its high palatability and good drying characteristics. Together, these components ensure a balanced and effective drying process, making the mix suitable for high-quality hay production. Grass in alfalfa stands can also protect the alfalfa crowns from winter injury, adding resilience to the mix.This Alf-Grass Mix ensures a productive and sustainable solution for producing high-quality hay, meeting the diverse needs of your livestock with reliable growth and superior forage.

New-Gen 4143GTLL | 91 day

91 Day | Position on Best Ground & Expect Results Tremendous top-end yield Responds to both high and low planting populations Excellent stalk strength Top-notch seedling vigor and emergence ratings

Waterway Seed Mix

Elk Mound Seed's Waterway Mix is designed for quick establishment and is ideal for ditches, abandoned roadways, field roads, and waterways. This mix ensures robust growth and persistence, making it suitable for areas that require rapid ground cover and stabilization. Available for special order in larger quantities, this mix provides a reliable solution for challenging environments. Recommended Use: Quick to establish Suitable for ditches, abandoned roadways, and field roads with waterways Seeding Rates: Seed this mix at 25-30 lbs/acre Planting Range: Spring, late summer Mixture Contains: 25% Annual Ryegrass: Rapid establishment and excellent nurse crop, providing quick ground cover. 20% Smooth Bromegrass: Known for its drought tolerance and excellent forage quality. 18% Tall Fescue: Adds resilience and adaptability to various soil conditions, endophyte-free variety enhances grazing suitability. 10% Timothy: Enhances the mix with its high palatability and nutritional profile. 9% Kentucky Bluegrass: Provides high durability and nutritional value. 8% Perennial Ryegrass: Offers high yields, rapid establishment, and excellent forage quality. 5% Alsike Clover: Adds diversity and adaptability to moist soils. 5% Orchardgrass: Adds resilience and improves growth in various conditions. 5% Reed Canarygrass: Tolerates wet conditions and provides excellent ground cover. Drydown Quality: The Waterway Mix has good overall drydown qualities, facilitated by the rapid establishment and high forage quality of Annual Ryegrass and Perennial Ryegrass. The presence of Tall Fescue, Smooth Bromegrass, and Orchardgrass enhances the mix's resilience and adaptability, ensuring a balanced and effective drying process for high-quality hay production. This combination ensures that the mix can handle varying moisture conditions while providing reliable ground cover and forage. This Waterway Mix ensures a productive and sustainable solution for stabilizing challenging environments, offering high-quality forage and reliable growth.

Timothy Seed

Timothy is a hardy, bunch-type grass well-suited for cooler climates. It is primarily used in mixes with red clover and is known for its good disease resistance. While Timothy can be grazed, it requires long rest periods and a rotational grazing system for maximum productivity and persistence. It has low tolerance for traffic and is not well-suited to drought or heat-prone areas.Benefits Hardy Bunch-Grass: Very hardy, making it a reliable option in appropriate climates. Disease Resistance: Exhibits good disease resistance, contributing to its durability. Cool Climate Adaptation: Best adapted to cooler climates, ensuring optimal growth and productivity in such regions. Characteristics Type: Cool season perennial. Growth Habit: Bunch-type grass, which grows in tight clumps. Planting Instructions Seeding Rate: Seed at 8-10 lbs/acre when planted alone, and 2-4 lbs/acre when used in mixes. Planting Range: Early spring to late summer for optimal establishment. Grazing Management: Requires long rest periods and a rotational grazing system to maintain productivity and persistence. Timothy grass is a very hardy bunch-grass that is best adapted to cooler climates. It is typically mixed with red clover and provides excellent forage quality. Its good disease resistance and reliable growth make it a valuable addition to any forage program, particularly in cooler regions.

Big Sky Tall Fescue Seed (Endophyte-Free)

Our tall fescue is an endophyte-free choice that is very tolerant of intensive grazing and heavy animal traffic. It can provide two to three hay cuttings in a typical year and demonstrates good productivity even during dry summer conditions. Developed for high dry matter yields and improved resistance to diseases, this tall fescue is tolerant to a wide range of climatic and soil challenges. It features large, soft leaves and a sturdy crown, providing highly palatable forage that is resistant to over-grazing.Benefits High Yield: Medium maturing with high dry matter yields, providing substantial forage production. Disease Resistance: Improved resistance to diseases that commonly affect tall fescue, ensuring a healthy stand. Climatic Tolerance: Tolerant to cold, drought, and heat stress, making it versatile for various climates. Soil Adaptability: Tolerant of poor drainage and a wide range of pH levels, suitable for diverse soil conditions. Palatability: Large, soft leaves and sturdy crown provide highly palatable forage, resistant to over-grazing. Endophyte-Free: Ensures the absence of endophyte-related issues, making it safer for livestock. Characteristics Type: Cool season perennial. Growth Habit: Medium maturing with excellent seedling vigor. Planting Instructions Seeding Rate: Seed at 20-25 lbs/acre when planted alone, and 4-8 lbs/acre when used in mixes. Planting Range: Early spring or late summer for optimal establishment. Grazing Management: Very tolerant of intensive grazing and heavy animal traffic, ideal for high-use pastures. Tall fescue is a high-yielding, disease-resistant forage option that is adaptable to a variety of climates and soil conditions. Its excellent seedling vigor and endophyte-free status make it a reliable and safe choice for intensive grazing systems. The tall fescue's ability to withstand climatic and soil challenges ensures consistent productivity and high-quality forage throughout the growing season.

Meadow Bromegrass Seed

Meadow Brome is a bunch-type, long-lived perennial grass that establishes quicker than other grasses and is ready for grazing at an earlier date. This grass regrows faster and has more basal leaves than smooth brome, making it highly palatable to all classes of livestock. Meadow Brome is known for its good drought tolerance and excellent winter hardiness.Benefits Quick Establishment: Faster to establish than other grasses, with seedlings exhibiting better vigor than smooth brome. Early Grazing Readiness: Becomes ready for grazing 7-10 days before smooth bromegrass. High Palatability: Very palatable vegetative growth suitable for all livestock. Drought Tolerance and Winter Hardiness: Performs well under dry conditions and is very hardy during winter. Sustained Productivity: Productivity does not decline after several cuttings, making it a reliable forage source throughout the growing season. Characteristics Type: Cool season perennial. Growth Habit: Bunch-like with long-lived characteristics, and very little or no rhizomes. Yield: Yields relatively better than other grass species. Planting Instructions Seeding Rate: Seed at 12-16 lbs/acre when planted alone, and 6-8 lbs/acre when used in mixes. Planting Range: Early spring to late summer for optimal establishment. Establishment: Although seedlings have better vigor than smooth brome, the horizontal spread of established plants is slower, resulting in less rapid ground cover. Meadow Brome is an excellent choice for grazing and forage production due to its quick establishment, high palatability, and sustained productivity. Its adaptability to drought and cold conditions, coupled with its early readiness for grazing, make it a valuable addition to any pasture management system.

4010 Peas & Barley

The 4010 Pea & Barley Mix is an excellent choice for high-quality forage production. This mix, consisting of 60% barley and 40% 4010 peas, provides a balanced nutrient profile and can be harvested at the boot stage for optimal feed value. Harvesting at this stage can also enhance regrowth potential, making it a sustainable option for repeated use.Benefits High-Quality Forage: Harvesting at the boot stage offers the best feed value. Protein content ranges from 15-19%, ensuring nutritious forage for livestock. Balanced Nutrient Utilization: This mix can utilize 60 lbs of nitrogen (N), 30 lbs of phosphorus (P), and 60 lbs of potassium (K), promoting healthy growth and development. Improved Tonnage: While waiting until the grain heads out will improve tonnage, it may decrease food value and regrowth potential. Versatile Use: Suitable for early spring planting, this mix can be adjusted for lighter seeding rates if underseeding with alfalfa or other legumes. Planting Instructions Seeding Rate: Seed at 120-150 lbs/acre. Use a lighter rate if underseeding with legumes like alfalfa. Seeding Depth: Drill approximately 3/4 inch deep for optimal germination. Timing: Seed as soon as fields are ready to be worked in early spring. Harvest: Plan on harvesting 50-60 days after planting. For best quality, harvest when the small grain is at the boot stage. Waiting until the milk stage will increase tonnage but decrease quality. Usage Forage Quality: Provides excellent quality forage when harvested at the boot stage, making it highly suitable for silage.The 4010 Pea & Barley Mix is a reliable and productive option for farmers seeking high-quality forage with excellent nutritional value. Its balanced composition and nutrient utilization make it an ideal choice for sustainable farming practices.

Italian Ryegrass Seed

Italian Ryegrass is an incredibly productive cool-season grass known for producing high-quality feed. It can yield as many as five crops in a season. Italian Ryegrass thrives in cooler, arid environments, making it ideal for regions with mild climates. However, hot growing seasons can detrimentally affect its productivity.Benefits Erosion Prevention: Its fibrous root system helps prevent soil erosion. Nutrient Accumulator: Excellent at accumulating nutrients, especially nitrogen. Weed Suppression: When mixed with a legume, it effectively suppresses weeds. High-Quality Forage: Produces high-quality forage with protein levels as high as 17%, making it suitable for silage despite not drying down well. It also boasts high crude protein and sugar levels. Planting Instructions Seeding Rate: Sow seeds at 25-40 lbs/acre when planted alone, and 10-15 lbs/acre in thin stands. Seeding Depth: Plant seeds at a depth of 1/4-1/2 inch. Fertilization: Responds favorably to nitrogen applications for improved growth and yield. Yield Productivity: Can produce up to five crops in a season, ensuring a substantial return on investment.Usage Forage Quality: Best suited for silage, though it does not dry down well. Won’t head out in the seeding year, maintaining quality throughout the growing season.Italian Ryegrass is a versatile and highly productive option for high-quality forage, especially in cooler, arid environments. Its ability to prevent soil erosion, accumulate nutrients, and suppress weeds makes it an excellent choice for sustainable farming practices.

New-Gen 35C03 | 85 day

85 Day | Workhorse Variety with Racehorse potential 85 Day R.M. Available as untreated Robust, showy plant Rock solid agronomics Great staygreen paired with quick drydown Excellent dual purpose seed corn hybrid Tech Sheet

Ojibwa Red Clover Seed

Our best red clover! Dependable, disease resistant. Our best red clover! Dependable, disease resistant Canadian grown seed Perennial Red Clover (Double Cut) Yield potential can exceed Marathon and Arlington

Berseem Clover Seed

Berseem clover is recognized by many as the “King of Cover Crops” due to its unmatched biomass and nitrogen-fixing capabilities. This fast-growing summer annual can produce as much as 3 tons per acre of biomass and up to 200 pounds of nitrogen per acre. Berseem clover establishes well with an oat nurse crop and is known for its non-bloating properties, making it highly suitable for forage.Benefits High Biomass Production: Produces up to 3 tons per acre of biomass, significantly contributing to soil organic matter. Nitrogen Fixation: Can fix as much as 200 pounds of nitrogen per acre, enhancing soil fertility. Non-Bloating: A non-bloating clover, making it safe and beneficial for livestock grazing. Establishment: Establishes well with an oat nurse crop, ensuring robust growth. Cool Season Legume: Performs well in cool-season conditions, extending the growing season. Characteristics Type: Cool season legume. C:N Ratio: 18-23:1, promoting efficient nutrient cycling. Biomass to Nitrogen Yield: Unmatched among cover crops. Planting Instructions Seeding Rate: Seed at 8-12 lbs/acre when planted alone, and 4-6 lbs/acre when used in mixes. Planting Range: Late spring to early summer for optimal establishment. Berseem clover from Elk Mound Seed is a superior choice for cover crops, offering exceptional biomass production and nitrogen-fixing capabilities. Its fast growth, non-bloating nature, and compatibility with nurse crops make it a valuable addition to any cover crop program, enhancing soil health and providing high-quality forage for livestock

Teff Grass Seed

Teff grass is a very productive, fine-stemmed, warm-season annual grass known for its high yield and excellent forage quality. It is highly desirable for grazing, haying, or green chopping and is extremely drought tolerant. Teff is typically ready for harvest 45-50 days after planting and can be used as a nurse crop with alfalfa. It is particularly valued in the horse hay market due to its premium quality.Benefits High Yield: Teff grass provides excellent tonnage, making it a reliable option for high-quality forage production. Drought Tolerant: Extremely drought-tolerant, making it suitable for various climates. Versatile Use: Can be used for grazing, haying, or green chopping. It is also popular among horse owners and stables. Multiple Harvests: Fast-growing and high-yielding, allowing for multiple cuttings per season. Nurse Crop: Can be effectively used as a nurse crop with alfalfa. Characteristics Type: Warm-season annual grass. Seed Coating: 34% seed coating to ensure better germination and establishment. Planting Range: Late spring to early summer. Planting Instructions Soil Temperature: Plant when soil temperatures reach or exceed 65 degrees Fahrenheit. Seeding Depth: Plant seeds at a depth of 1/4 inch or less into a very firm seed bed for optimal establishment. Seeding Rate: Use 8-12 lbs/acre for coated seed and 3-5 lbs/acre for raw seed. Harvest Timing: Typically ready for harvest 45-55 days after planting. Multiple cuttings are possible, enhancing forage production throughout the growing season. Teff grass is an excellent annual forage grass that yields well and produces fine-stemmed hay, which is highly valued in the horse hay market. Its drought tolerance, high yield, and versatility make it a superior choice for sustainable and profitable forage production.

BMR (Brown Mid-Rib) Sorghum Sudangrass

Winner’s Choice BMR (Brown Mid-Rib) sorghum-sudangrass is a premium forage option known for its exceptional digestibility and high biomass production. This brachytic BMR 6 variety produces forage with a great leaf-to-stem ratio and excellent tonnage. The BMR gene reduces lignin content in the entire plant, resulting in more digestible, body-building nutrients. This highly palatable forage significantly enhances livestock weight gain and can be grazed, chopped, or round baled.Benefits High Biomass Producer: Reaches 7 feet tall at full maturity, providing substantial forage yield. Improved Digestibility: The BMR gene reduces lignin content, enhancing fiber digestibility and making it highly suitable for livestock. Weed Suppression: Effectively suppresses annual weeds, contributing to healthier crop conditions. Warm-Season Growth: Excels in warm temperatures, maximizing growth and yield during the summer months. High-Quality Forage: Produces an abundance of high-quality forage suitable for hay, grazing, or silage. Livestock weight gain is significantly higher with this highly palatable forage. Planting Instructions Seeding Rate: Sow seeds at 25-50 lbs/acre. Higher seeding rates will result in finer stems. Recommended to plant at 25-35 lbs/acre if drilled or broadcasted. Companion Crops: Buckwheat and cowpeas are excellent companion crops to enhance growth and soil health. Timing: Sow seeds directly into the soil after the last risk of frost for optimal growth and yield. Yield Tonnage: Yields up to 16-20 tons/acre, ensuring a substantial return on investment. Standability: Excellent standability, ensuring the crop remains upright and accessible for harvesting. Usage Forage Quality: For best quality, harvest at or before the boot stage. Suitable for hay, grazing, or silage, making it a versatile addition to any farm.Embrace the benefits of Winner’s Choice BMR sorghum-sudangrass for your forage needs, offering both high yields and enhanced digestibility. Its ability to thrive in warm-season conditions ensures robust growth and plentiful forage during the summer months. This variety's improved digestibility makes it a superior choice for maximizing livestock weight gain and overall farm productivity.

MegaLeaf Alfalfa Seed

Great multifoliate leaf expression, ranging from 75-84%. Fall dormancy rating of 2.7, Winter Survival 2.0. Perfect 30/30 rating on the DRI test. Great multifoliate leaf expression, ranging from 75-84% Fall dormancy rating of 2.7, Winter Survival 2.0 Perfect 30/30 rating on the DRI test inoculated seed

Dwarf Essex Rape Seed

A cool season, annual that is classified as a broadleaf A cool season, annual that is classified as a broadleaf Has narrow leaves, strong taproot and yellow flowers Good heat and drought tolerance Does not tolerate flooding well Seed at 4-5 lbs/acre alone, 2-3 lbs/acre in mixes

New-Gen 4620GTCBLL | 96 day

96 Day | New Genetics with Dual-Purpose Utility This will become our #1 silage product Tall hybrid with medium placed ears Exhibits a flexy style ear with deep kernels Moves north and south of zone well Avoid very low yield environments (sub 120 bushel)