GW-600 BMR is a early maturity 95-100 day 8-9 ft soft dough drystalk hybrid. Dryland it does great due to rapid early growth making tonnage quickly. With wide leaves it produces great
quality. The drystalk reduces the plant moisture 3-5% increasing flexibility of harvest. 600 BMR is great dryland or semi irrigated not for rain-fed or fully irrigated areas.
A new medium early white tan grain hybrid. It gets 4-5 feet and is ideal for dry growing
conditions where the earlier maturity is needed to utilize spring and early summer moisture. It is early enough to be planted behind wheat for grain in many parts of the country. It can be used as a dual-purpose hybrid and combine the grain then graze.
GW-19016 a medium bronze seeded hybrid with great agronomic traits and yield. Consistent yield and bushel weight on rain-fed or irrigated production. Quick emergence, strong healthy plants, weather ability you can expect quality grain at harvest. It has disease resistance suitable to the most disease prone production region of the United States.
GW-2120 a medium maturity 80-90 day 8 to 9ft male sterile conventional. At heading stage it is sweetest at 18 to 21% sugar content. A single cut hay, silage or winter stockpile grazing. With consistent tonnage, energy, and standability. It is great for dryland low rainfall areas. GW-2120 grows with less water and per acre investment due to it’s plant characteristics and low seeding rates.
GW 400 BMR a medium maturity 80-90 day 7-8 ft male sterile juicy stalk hybrid. A quick growing single cutting hay, stockpile grazing or silage. With 18-21% sugar content at the heading/bloom stage. Grows well on dryland uses the lowest seeding rates. Has a long window of growth which increases vegetative days in the situation it gets dry. Works well under various row spacing's 7”-30”. Narrow rows canopy quicker and utilize more sunlight for plant growth.
GW-475 BMR early maturity 70-80 day 7-8 ft dry stalk male sterile. This single cutting hay, stockpile grazing or silage hybrid performs well in a dryland or semi-irrigated environment. With GW-475 dry stalk, you can expect direct harvest ability while standing. We recommend cutting at the bloom stage for sugar levels to be 18-21% and 65-70% moisture levels. Cutting at the boot stage increases fiber quality, protein, and moisture however lowers the sugar leve
GW-600 BMR is a early maturity 95-100 day 8-9 ft soft dough drystalk hybrid. Dryland it does great due to rapid early growth making tonnage quickly. With wide leaves it produces great quality. The drystalk reduces the plant moisture 3-5% increasing flexibility of harvest. 600 BMR is great dryland or semi irrigated not for rain-fed or fully irrigated areas. **For rain-fed or fully irrigated conditions we’d recommend a dwarf variety like 19040 or Silo Pro BMR.
19040 a medium maturity 7 ft 110-115 day dwarf soft dough silage. It has 30% more leaves than other hybrids or corn. This hybrid increases forage, grain yield, silage quality, disease resistance and standability. Increased kernel size allows for better processing at harvest. Drought tolerance and grain fill are consistent. For multiple cutting silage cut in the boot stage at 60-70 day
Silo Pro BMR 6 brachytic dwarf 6-7 ft 110-115 day rain-fed or irrigated soft dough silage. A single cut soft dough or multi cut boot stage hybrid with strong disease tolerance. Silo Pro’s dwarf plant height provides superior standability and canopy. With excellent nutritional quality and tonnage due to the leaf content. It produces and retains great fiber, protein and available energy
Medium Early Maturity (95-100 days) Soft Dough Dwarf Forage Sorghum Hybrid at 6-7 ft tall. It has characteristics so that it can be harvested for either silage or grain. It has great standability compared to the tall hybrids. It will make 20-30% more grain than a tall hybrid. With aphid resistance it maintains superior quality, digestibility, standability and yield.
Wilder Game Food is a medium maturity to accommodate the food and habitat needs of upland birds (Quail, Turkey, Pheasant, and Prairie Chicken) and migratory birds (Ducks, Geese, and Dove). It produces a long lasting fall and winter food source. Crop residue provides excellent low height game cover.
This blend is designed to give deer a nutritional supplement during the stressful summer months. Your deer need as much additional nutrition as possible in order to grow the coming season’s antlers and fawns. Contains Iron & clay mixed cowpeas, Mungbeans, Soybeans, Wild Game Food sorghum and Buckwheat.
Planting Rate: Broadcast 45-50 lbs/acre, or Drill 35-40 lbs/acre
Planting Date: April - June
Tifleaf III is a compact 60 day maturity hybrid which produces 3-5 tons/acre. It’s used for full or short season grazing or single cut forage. When grazing if it never heads out it regrows all summer long. Outstanding resistance to high humidity, disease prone, and/or sandy soil. Tifleaf III is all leaves with that high leaf mass assures a good protein and nutritional value. Sorghum sudangrass hybrids yield better and have more sugar. No Prussic Acid concerns when grazing.
Super Sugar is a quick growing 40-60 day fast crop with potential for 2-3 cuttings. This hybrid works well for minimal inputs and short season length in dryland situations. Recomended planting rate 80-100lbs per acre.
HARVEST RECOMMENDATIONS
1st Cutting40-60 days 40-60"
2nd Cutting25-30 days 25-30"
3rd Cutting25-30 days 25-30"
Super Sugar Delayed Maturity is a very efficient increased yielding conventional. The 25-30 additional growing days to the boot stage is great for production. Producing 2-3 tons/acre above an early maturity hybrid. First and second cuttings maintain nutritional quality longer due to additional vegetative days.
Yield Max PPS is a headless photoperiod sensitive with the highest yield potential and widest window of harvest ability. This provides additional 30-50 days for harvest or grazing. This hybrid can be cut from 40-120 days and planted at 15-40 lbs/acre. It has superior drought & heat tolerance because it won’t head out under stress. With Yield Max you get higher yields per cutting and less frequent cuttings.
Nutri King BMR is a medium early maturity dryland hybrid. Nutri King has consistent quality and yields for hay and grazing on dryland. It has a deep fibrous root system and a sweet juicy plant. The BMR characteristic ensures the cattle consume all the forage produced. With an added 5-10 days maturity over early hybrids, it often wins tonnage on dryland.
Sweet Six BMR dry stalk is rapid growing and the earliest BMR to mature at 40-60 days. This one grows quicker than other BMR hybrids in cool spring weather. It’s grassy tillers, leaves and fine stem size contribute to the forage quality it produces. It has 3-5% lower moisture with the drystalk. It consistently wins reviews because it’s early vigor, tonnage, nutritional quality, and regrowth characteristics.
20270 is a late maturity bmr-6 hybrid with added 2-3 tons yield potential. 20270 has the best yield from the added vegetative growing days. The hybrid is adaptable to all growing areas. 20270 is late maturing whether you’re planting early in March or late in August.. Multi use for silage, baleage, grazing, or hay.
19011 Dwarf BMR-6 is an early hybrid with 40% more leaf density due to the leaf count and leaf width. The results are a digestible high-quality forage. Fiber quality is improved 15-20% due to the BMR and 5-10% for the increased leaf to stem ratio. Grazability is improved as the cattle prefer the reduced height and standability. It produces similar tonnage, superior standability and reduced seeding rates compared to tall hybrids.
Sweet Forever BMR PPS is a grassy headless photoperiod sensitive. Having the widest window of seeding rates and vegetative growing days pps hybrids are very adaptable. This hybrid has increased yields of 3-5 tons over early hybrids. With 30-50 additional growing days for cutting or grazing you can attain higher yields. Drought tolerance is the best as it won’t head out under stress. We recommend planting 15-20 lbs for a 80-120 day cutting and 30 lbs for a 60-80 day cutting.
The BMR grazing blend produces additional grazing days. It is a set blend of BMR sorghum sudangrass hybrids. With the different growth pattern of this blend it can produce 60-100 days of grazing. Daily gains are improved from a high level of digestible fiber and sugar. Intake is excellent as the BMR 6 increases palatability. Begin grazing at 18 -24”. Use rotational grazing and stocking rates of 2-3 head per acre under dryland or rain-fed conditions.
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.
A source of Fall and Spring grazing for all classes of livestock and wildlife.
Can be used for hay and grain production.
Planting Guidelines:
Seeding rate: 80 – 100 lbs per acre
Seed depth: .5 – 1 inch
Planting time: Fall, Spring
Soil pH range: 5.5 – 7