Planting Method: Drill or Broadcast and cultipack/roll Planting Depth: 1/4-1/2″ [...]

Freedom Star Roundup Ready alfalfa is a high-performance alfalfa variety designed to deliver excellent forage quality, strong yield potential, and dependable stand establishment. Its an economical Roundup Ready alfalfa that provides effective weed-management flexibility, allowing growers to control many troublesome weeds while protecting the alfalfa stand. With good winter hardiness, strong persistence and fast recovery after cutting, Freedom Star is well suited for hay, silage, and grazing applications.

Venus alfalfa is a dependable, high-quality forage variety known for strong production, excellent palatability, and valuable nutritional content but at an economical price. It provides protein-rich forage that is well suited for cattle, horses, and other livestock, making it a versatile choice for hay, silage, and grazing systems. Venus offers good regrowth, disease and insect resistance and stand persistence, helping provide multiple harvest opportunities throughout the growing season. Its combination of forage quality, productivity, and versatility makes Venus alfalfa a solid choice for livestock producers seeking reliable performance.

Venus XDT OMRI alfalfa is a premium, organically approved alfalfa variety selected for strong forage production, excellent nutritional quality, and dependable stand performance with deep crown placement resulting in excellent traffic tolerance. Its high-protein forage makes it an excellent choice for dairy cattle, beef cattle, horses, and other livestock.  It offers strong regrowth and good persistence, providing multiple harvest opportunities throughout the growing season.

24 Forbs Species/ 42 ssf & 3 Grass Soecies/ 10 ssf

PLS Lbs per Acre: 9.15

Height: 4'-5' Tall

Alsike clover is a short-lived, perennial legume lasting 2-3 years in Missouri and grows well in surrounding areas. Alsike is an excellent cool-season performer, tolerates acidic, poorly drained, and cold soils better than most other clovers, though it doesn’t handle drought well. It produces slender stems, with smooth, trifoliate leaves and round, ball-shaped flowers heads that range from white-pink to rosy purple.  Plants typically reach 1-3 ft in height and bloom from late spring through summer and grows well in moist environments where other clovers may struggle. It is used for hay and pasture production, soil improvement through nitrogen fixation.

Planting Method: Drill or Broadcast and cultipack/roll Planting Depth: 1/4-1/2″ [...]

Found in shaded areas and along steam banks; great or erosion control

Planting Method: Drill or Broadcast and cultipack/roll Planting Depth: 1/2″ [...]

Introduced, cool season grass that can be used for erosion control.

Planting Method: Drill or Broadcast and cultipack/roll Planting Depth: 1/4-1/2″ [...]

Found on glades, open areas, prairies and slopes; Tea made from the roots of Asters for treatment of fever