RYEGRASS

Ideal choice for dairies, beef, and hay operations that need an annual ryegrass that performs multiples roles, as well as a strong cover crop. Centurion sets the bar in university testing across the U.S. with 109% average of the trial means versus competing varieties. It establishes quickly, outcompeting weeds, capturing residual nitrogen and helping build organic matter.

Perfect for beef and dairy cattle providing season long production. The higher intake and more digestible fiber of tetraploid ryegrass can mean greater animal performance. Ranahan, with its erect growth, is suitable for green chop, baleage, silage or hay. Late maturity or delayed heading allows for extended grazing for a greater harvest window.

Dually-beneficial hybrid; superior forage yield and feed value of an Italian ryegrass with the persistence and durability of a perennial ryegrass. No matter the trial location, it turns heads on overall yield, seedling vigor, establishment and regrowth. It really stands out in forage quality, especially on fiber digestibility compared to other competitive perennial ryegrasses.

A tetraploid having four sets of chromosomes. Between certified production and ploidy testing every lot we ensure genetic purity. Tetraprime II provides high yields of quality forage with winter hardiness, excellent seedling vigor and quick regrowth. The Italian ryegrass advantage is the extended forage production season of a month or more into the summer.

A highly-adaptable, fast establishing, tetraploid perennial ryegrass. Tetrasweet tillers extensively and recovers rapidly. It is very disease tolerant, late-maturing, with superb fiber digestibility, producing a versatile forage used in monoculture or in combo with other legumes or comparable cool-season grasses for grazing, hay, greenchop or silage.