Hay

• 33.3% AC Longview alfalfa*
• 33.3% Approved alfalfa*
• 33.3% Matrix alfalfa* (inoculated)

• Valuable hay option
• High quality & yields

• Higher seeding rates improve productivity and quality

Hay

• 40% Chief Intermediate Wheatgrass
• 40% Magna bromegrass*
• 20% AC Longview alfalfa* (inoculated)

• Highest forage yield
• Excellent hay quality
• Ideal for black and dark
• brown soils

• Designed for a one cut hay system that maximizes yield and quality

Hay

• 80% Magna bromegrass*
• 20% AC Longview alfalfa* (inoculated)

• Widely adaptable, high yield, high quality forage, second cut high % alfalfa

• 1st cut when alfalfa is approximately in 15% bloom

Hay

• 70% AC Longview alfalfa*
• 20% Matrix alfalfa* (inoculated)

• Creeping root alfalfa has greater persistance.
• Extends the life of the stand

• Do not cut after September 1st to allow for nutrient replenishment

Hay/
Pasture

• 55% Magna bromegrass*
• 35% AC Parkland crested wheatgrass
• 10% AC Longview alfalfa* (inoculated)

• Make-early pasture, plus high quality hay; protein, palatability and intake are high

• Ideal choice for lighter soils

• 55% AC Success hybrid bromegrass
• 35% AC Parkland crested wheatgrass
• 10% AC Longview alfalfa*

• Highest yielding early pasture, erectness and rapid regrowth allow easy cutting, consistent high quality 2nd cut hay crops

• Widely adapted, very responsive to fertility

Hay/
Pasture

• 30% AC Parkland crested wheatgrass
• 30% Swift Russian wildrye
• 30% Slender wheatgrass
• 10% AC Longview alfalfa* (inoculated)

• For severe saline soils (6-15 mmhos)
• Short duration flooding

• Increase seeding rate as saline levels climb

• 45% Paddock meadow bromegrass*
• 35% Fawn tall fescue
• 20% AC Oxley II cicer milkvetch

• Designed for maximum grazing, good spring and fall growth, plus low bloat incidence

• Cut for hay the 1st year so the cicer milkvetch can establish long-term productivity

• 90% Paddock meadow bromegrass*
• 10% Matrix alfalfa* (inoculated)

• Full season production and top quality grazing

• Manage for bloat control

• 65% Paddock meadow bromegrass*
• 35% AC Oxley II cicer milkvetch

• Cicer Milkvetch requires patience to establish
• Manage the stand for intensive grazing
• Is excellent for season-long pasture

• Rotational management prevents selective grazing, ensuring cicer milkvetch persists

• 30% Western wheatgrass
• 25% Northern wheatgrass
• 25% Slender wheatgrass
• 20% Grenn needle grass

• Designed for areas wanting to establish a pasture or permanent ground cover

• Increased seeding rates will enhance its establishment

• 40% Paddock meadow bromegrass*
• 25% Boreal creeping red fescue
• 20% AC Parkland crested wheatgrass*
• 15% Joliette timothy*

• Early, long season custom mix designed for working and pleasure horses

• Cross fencing will enhance productivity