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Forage grass seed mix.
Hancock s central states lawn seed.
King s agriseeds in conjunction with our dealer network and comments from many of you has developed several premium perennial forage mixtures adapted to the middle atlantic and northeast.
Our mission is simple to be your preferred seed partner.
La crosse seed has supplied quality seed expert advice and prompt service to customers nationwide since 1919.
Hancock s grass seed mixes.
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Forage first versagrass mix derives its name from its ability to be used for nearly any application or to serve any purpose.
Hancock s choice shade mix.
Hancock s fescue grass seed.
Hancock s food plot mixes.
Hancock s forage blend.
Regular mowing and fertilizing are just as important as rotational grazing in maintaining a proper pasture balance.
The seed you need when you need it.
Selecting the best fit for your farm is primarily based on soil type and harvest methods.
It is excellent at handling a wide range of soil types and weather conditions.
Research has shown that stand of 2 3 alfalfa and 1 3 grass can out yield a pure stand of either grass or alfalfa by as much as 40 50.
However pastures need good management to be able to optimize the potential.
Using pasture mixes on your farm is a smart move.
Millborn seeds hay and pasture grass seed mixes are low maintenance and designed for grazing cows horses and livestock.
Hancock s centipede grass seed.
We know you have options and it s our job to prove that doing business with la crosse seed is your best choice.
Hancock s duck food plot mix.
Non gmo organic certifications also available.
Versagrass is a 4 way mix of bromegrass perennial ryegrass late maturing orchardgrass and early maturing timothy.
All of these mixtures have great potential to make high quality forage.
Hancock s cattle pasture grass seed mix.
Mixes usually provide better nutrition and yield across the growing season.
Hancock s dove field seed mix.
They re versatile and more forgiving to adverse soil and climate conditions than monocultures.
As grain prices continue to be high the better our forage stands yield high quality forage the more we can reduce our need for expensive grain.
The high quality grasses we selected for these mixtures are late maturing high yielding varieties with high fiber digestibility.