WB4440 is an Awnless HRWW Best suited for the Eastern Central and Southern Plains, it has very good grain yield potential but also offers high tillering for grazing and has the potential for wheatlage.
Awnless Variety with Very Good Grain and Forage Yield Potential
Very Good Hessian Fly Tolerance
Very Good Grazing Potential
Broadly adapted for Irrigated or Dryland Acres
Intermediate Tolerance to Low pH
WB4511 is an Awnless Hard Red Winter Wheat variety for dual-purpose forage and grain use with excellent Leaf Rust and Soil-Borne Mosaic tolerance. This medium-maturing variety has very good yield potential. Timely harvest is important due to some shatter potential.
Awnless Forage and Grain Variety
Very Good Yield Potential
Very Nice Staygreen
Very Good Standability
Single-Use License Variety
New Westbred Variety WB4523 is a Hard Red Winter Wheat with excellent standability and yield potential, along with very good milling and baking quality. WB4523 is a key companion to WB4699 and has excellent leaf health, including resistance to Yellow (Stripe) Rust.
Planting Region: Central Region, Southern Region
WB4418 is a Hard Red Winter Wheat variety and a good choice for higher-population planting due to its excellent standability. This variety comes with excellent Soil-Borne Mosaic Virus and very good Wheat Stem Sawfly tolerance.
Very Good Yield Potential
Very Good Hessian Fly Tolerance
Excellent Standability
Good Wheat Streak Mosaic Virus Tolerance
Single-Use License Variety
WB4792 is a Hard Red Winter Wheat variety with excellent yield potential and test weight and very good standability. This medium-late-maturing variety has good drought tolerance and grazing potential and is adapted to the western plains.
Excellent Yield Potential
Strong Western Adaptation
Very Good Yellow (Stripe) Rust Tolerance
Very Good Wheat Streak Mosaic Virus Tolerance
Single-Use License Variety
WB4347 is a Hard Red Winter Wheat variety with excellent yield potential and test weight. Best suited for the Central Plains West, this excellent drought tolerance variety has good Hessian Fly and Wheat Streak Mosaic Virus tolerance.
A complete seed blend of nutritious, time-tested annuals for cool season grazing in fall/winter pastures. Contains, oats, wheat, barley, crimson clover, turnips, rapeseed and annual ryegrass. All seeds in this blend are non-GMO.
Where to Plant: This seed blend is well suited to a wide range of soil types, except water-logged soils. For best results, plant in well-drained soils where water does not stand.
Gulf Annual Ryegrass is an adaptable variety for over seeding pastures for winter forage. It is a cool season bunch grass known for its rapid germination.
Planting Guidelines:
Seeding Rate – 25– 40 lbs per acre
Seed Depth - .25 inch
Planting time - Fall - Winter
pH. Range - 5.5 – 7.5
This blend is designed to give deer a nutritional supplement during the stressful summer months. These seeds are selected for their heat drought tolerance, nutritional value and preference by deer. Turkey, quail and dove will also use this mix as food and cover. Contains Iron & clay mixed cowpeas and/or Red Ripper cowpeas, Tyrone Soybeans, Laredo Soybeans, Osage Soybeans, Wild Game Food sorghum and Buckwheat.
Common bermudagrass is a non-GMO, warm season, perennial, sod-forming grass adapted to the lower third of the US.Unhulled still has an outer shell around the seed which will protect the seed until conditions are right for germination, so it can be planted anytime although it won’t germinate until conditions are optimal. For turf applications, plant 2 to 3 lbs per 1,000 square feet of unhulled. For pasture applications, plant 8-12 lbs per acre of unhulled.
Crimson is a robust, fast growing annual clover that is excellent for wildlife, soil building and grazing in pastures. Plant 20-30 lbs per acre at ¼”-½” in the Fall. Crimson thrives in sandy loams and clays with a pH of 6-7 in well-drained soils. This seed is coated and pre-inoculated, so no additional inoculation is needed. Excellent reseeding vigor, but low percentage of hard seed. Best early forage production of the annual clovers. Earliest maturing clover. Non-GMO
Hairy Vetch is a cool season annual legume used in pastures, wildlife food plots and cover crops. Exceptional soil builder. Good for deer and livestock as a high protein forage/hay. Valuable also for turkey and quail, especially as an insect attractant. Excellent for bees and other pollinators in the spring. Very good cold tolerance and reseeds itself readily. Plant 20-25 lbs per acre at ½” deep in Fall or Spring. This seed is coated and pre-inoculated, so no additional inoculation is needed.
Plant 20 lbs per acre. If the structure is newly constructed and still bare, broadcast the seed and roll or lightly drag no deeper than 1/8 inch deep. If the ground has already crusted, lightly drag to break the crust before spreading. Contains hulled and unhulled common bermudagrass, white proso millet, teffgrass, annual ryegrass, switchgrass, fescue, lovegrass and crabgrass. All seeds in the mix are non-GMO
Bob Oats are a non-GMO winter oat variety popular for forage production for livestock and wildlife, offering high-quality forage into the late fall and early winter months. They are a cool-season annual, providing high yields and excellent palatability, though they have only fair cold tolerance and may not be suited for all winter conditions.
Harrison Oats is a late-maturing spring oat used for forage, hay, or silage, typically planted after winter grains. It provides high-quality, protein-rich feed for livestock and deer, grows quickly, and yields well. Key benefits include early spring forage, weed suppression through allelopathy, improved soil health as a cover crop, and serving as a nurse crop. Recommended seeding rate is 80-100 lbs/A for optimal results.
Elbon rye is a cereal rye variety grown as a fall planted cover crop to control root knot nematodes, improve soil with organic matter and nitrogen, and prevent weeds. It provides excellent winter forage, grows tall with soft stems, and is winter-hardy, but should not be allowed to set seed. Seeding Rate: 70 to 100 pounds per acre for larger fields. Plant seeds about 1/4 to 1/2 inch deep.