The photoperiod sensitive characteristic of AS6501 allows for a wide window of harvest and consistent quality in the growing season. The BMR-6 characteristic increases feedstock utilization and efficiency. AS6501 remains in a vegetative state when the plant receives at least 12 hours and 20 minutes of daily sunlight, allowing the greatest harvest flexibility. Falling below this threshold, it begins booting.
AS6402 represents the newest generation of hybrid sorghum-sudangrass products. AS6402 has reduced internode length, creating a very compact, leafy and prolific plant. However, it will yield with taller sorghum-sudangrass hybrids due to the standability and tillering attributes of the Brachytic dwarf trait. Producers will have the best of both worlds, excellent forage qualities from BMR-6 and a dependable high-yielding feedstock.
With excellent yields and high quality, it works well for silage, green manure, or simply adding organic matter back to the soil.
Triple Treat is an excellent variety of sorghum sudangrass for grazing and baling that grows 6 to 10 feet in height with tremendous tonnage potential.
AS9302 is the first BMR-6, Brachytic dwarf ybrid sudangrass to hit the market. The BMR-6 gene adds high digestibility to a plant that has very fine stems and tremendous re-growth. The Brachytic dwarf trait adds a much tighter distance between internodes, allowing for a lower cutting/grazing height and better standability. The dry stalk trait allows for quick dry down, making this one of the Most versatile forage products on the market.
Piper sudangrass is widely used for pasture, greenchop, hay, and cover crop. Piper is noted for its lower prussic acid content. This doesn’t rule out the possibility of a prussic acid problem with a grazed field, but under similar growing conditions, Piper Sudangrass will tend to have fewer problems with prussic acid than ther Sudan varieties.
Hybrid Pearl Millet is a great choice for summer grazing, hay production, haylage and wildlife food plots.
Japanese Millet has long been a favorite of water fowl hunters due to it’s ability to grow in wet saturated soils. Japanese Millet can be a valuable food plot addition whether you are trying to attract waterfowl, turkey, quail, dove, pheasant or whitetail deer.
German Strain R Millet or Foxtail Millet is an annual grass that grows from 3 to 6 feet tall and produces a dense seed head that resembles a cattail.
Proso millet is an introduced, warm-season annual grass that is grown for livestock and birdseed .
Pearl Millet is a great choice for summer grazing, hay production, haylage and wildlife food plots.
This is an extremely high-yielding variety with the RR gene and STS gene stacked.
