KY31 Fescue
The cool season industry standard. Historically known for its durability and production.
Max Q Fescue
The industryʼs first novel variety. Well regarded for persistence and increased production over fungus free varieties.
Estancia Fescue
Patented novel-endophyte variety of fescue with excellent seedling vigor and great yields. Inoculated with ArkShield technology to help improve persistence, drought tolerance and yield capabilities to increase production and profitability.
BarOptima Fescue
Exciting new generation novel-endophyte fescue. Known for leaf pal ability and great persistence.
Cow Pro Forage Fescue
An outstanding endophyte free fescue variety suitable for all classes of livestock (including horses). With excellent early seedling vigor and vigorous regrowth, Cow Pro Fescue will create quality forage for a pasture or hayfield and result in high yields.
Hallmark Orchardgrass
High quality forage and hay. Early maturity. Great companion for endo-free fescue and ryegrass.
Persist Orchardgrass
University of Tennessee released this drought tolerant and high yielding variety. Great for grazing or hay production.
Bestfor Perennial
A cross of perennial and Italian ryegrass. With great early season production you will get a highly palatable, digestible forage. Great when sown alone, but can also be sown into pastures to help thicken existing stands of other grasses.
Marshall Ryegrass
Well known variety, know for its winter hardiness and high production.
Lonestar Ryegrass
Medium maturity annual ryegrass with diploid characteristics. Diploid varieties tend to dry down quicker than tetraploid varieties allowing for a better window to cut hay. Lonestar is also known for its cold tolerance allowing for less winterkill when planted in fall.
Passerel Ryegrass
The #1 yielding ryegrass at the Noble Foundation Trials at Ardmore, OK for 2011.
DH3 Ryegrass
Marshall cross variety. The #3 yielder at the Noble Foundation Trials at
Ardmore, OK in 2011.
Ardmore, OK in 2011.
Smooth Bromegrass
Cool season perennial One of the highest protein grasses available. Drought tolerant, suited for hay production rather than grazing in SW MO and SE KS.
Timothy
Shallow rooted perennial bunch grass. Excellent grass for blending with legumes. Suited better for hay production than grazing.
Reeds Canarygrass
Cool season bunch grass, which thrives in wet, marshy areas. Newer varieties such as Palaton and Marathon have become very popular.
Red Top
Perennial grass used often for erosion control. Develops a thick lush turf.
Very drought resistant and also grows well on poorly drained soils.
Very drought resistant and also grows well on poorly drained soils.
