Leafy annual grass that grows 2-4 feet tall producing heavy seed yields. Ideal for wildlife plots in well drained soils. Can plant upland for Deer, Turkey, Dove, and plant lowlands for Ducks. Sprouting can occur in less than 5 days and is used for soil stabilization and nurse crop for perennial plants.
Crop Use Information:
Life Cycle: Annual
Ease of Establishment: Good
Shade Tolerance: Poor-Fair
Drought Stress: Good
Wet Soil: Fair
Anti-Quality: No Prussic Acid and Nitrates
Seed/lb. 140,000 approx.
Hay: Excellent
Continuous Grazing: Fair
Rotational Grazing: Good
Palatability: Excellent
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Planting Time |
Planting Depth |
Planting Rate |
| Spring, after last frost |
.25-.75″ |
Broadcast 30-40 lb. Rows 8-12 lb. |
| Weight | 51 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 29 × 17 × 7 in |
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