Wrangler bermudagrass is a warm-season perennial sod-forming grass with improved cold tolerance and forage yield for the production of livestock and soil conservation practices in the transition zone of the United States.
Stampede Plus Bermudagrass Blend is a formulated seed blend of three very productive forage varieties, Wrangler, Giant, and JM76 bermudagrass. Stampede Plus is adapted to the southern half of the transition zone and areas to the south where bermudagrass is traditionally grown.
Stabilizer Bermudagrass is a blend of superior seeded bermudagrasses, the newly released JM76 and common bermudagrass, specially formulated for soil stabilization such as waterways and pond dams.
Bermudagrass is a warm season perennial species adapted to tropical and subtropical climates. Hulled Common Bermuda seed makes an excellent low maintenance, drought resistant lawn grass or pasture grass.
Bermudagrass is a warm season perennial species adapted to tropical and subtropical climates. Un-hulled Common Bermuda seed makes an excellent low maintenance, drought resistant lawn grass or pasture grass.
Bermudagrass is a warm season perennial species adapted to tropical and subtropical climates. Un-hulled Common Bermuda seed makes an excellent low maintenance, drought resistant lawn grass or pasture grass.
BarOptima PLUS E34 is the next generation forage tall fescue. It is a high energy and high yielding variety, which is bred in association with the revolutionary beneficial endophyte E34.
Estancia Tall Fescue produces tons of nutritious, palatable, high-quality forage that results in healthier cows, heavier weaning calves and improved steer and heifer weight gains. The recent trial conducted at Mississippi State University shows Estancia to be a top producer of dry matter.
Fawn Tall forage fescue is a hardy, deep-rooted bunchgrass that is very tolerant of intensive grazing and animal traffic. It withstands heat and dry conditions better than other grasses.
Kentucky 31 is currently primarily used for lawn and turf grass. It does have a more coarse appearance than improved types. While Kentucky 31 tall fescue has and is used extensively for livestock pasture grass, agronomists no longer recommend Kentucky 31 for livestock pastures due to the presence of endophytes.
Kentucky 32 is the “New Choice” in tall fescue for forage. It was bred to be endophyte free and safe for horses and cattle to consume.
Big Four Native Grass Mix is a blend of Little Bluestem, Big Bluestem, Indiangrass, and Switchgrass are the legendary “Four Horsemen” of the Tallgrass Prairie. These species are the nucleus of the prairiegrass ecosystem that once covered most of the central plains of North America.
