Monday, September 06, 2010

Other Seeds

Mustang Rebound Grazing Mix

20-25#/acre An excellent mixture of grasses to give you that rapid establishment and high yield production from every acre. This highly palatable mixture will give you early production with orchardgrass and forage perennial ryegrass. The Rebound Bromegrass and intermediate wheatgrass assure you of full season production. This dual purpose mix may be used for hay or pasture use. 30% Rebound Bromegrass 20% Oahe Intermediate Wheatgrass 25% Orchardgrass 15% Tetraploid Ryegrass 10% Grazing Alfalfa

Mustang Pasture Mix

20-25#/acre Our hay and pasture mix for those producers not wishing to have a legume in their mix. Forage perennial ryegrass, orchardgrass, and Rebound Bromegrass assure rapid stand establishment and early season production. This is a highly palatable mix for grazing or haying. 20% Rebound Bromegrass 15% Oahe Intermediate Wheatgrass 20% Tetraploid Ryegrass 25% Orchardgrass 10% Timothy 10% Forage Bluegrass - Ginger

Mustang Thoroughbred Mix

25#/acre This grass mix is especially suited for horses. Forage perennial ryegrass and orchardgrass give quick establishment and lush early season production. Together with timothy, forage bluegrass, and ladino clover, your horse will have high protein and highly productive pasture throughout the entire season. 20% Rebound Bromegrass 20% Forage Perennial Ryegrass 30% Orchardgrass 10% Ginger Forage Bluegrass 10% Timothy 10% Ladino Clover

Certified Rebound Brome

Rebound (SD5) is a variety of smooth brome grass developed by the South Dakota Agricultural Experiment Station. Rebound grows back quickly after harvest and produces growth in the middle of the summer when bromegrass is normally dormant. Rebound will produce more tons than normal brome under good moisture or even on limited amounts of moisture. When quantity and quality are wanted, try Rebound Bromegrass.

Mustang Orchard Mix

75#/acre This grass mix is a perfect mix for orchards. With crested wheatgrass and creeping red fescue, it will be a low grow mix with fine stems and have the ability to handle dry conditions. 50% Crested Wheatgrass 50% Creeping Red Fescue

Field Seeds

Pasture Grass • Cool Season Grasses • Warm Season Grasses • Native Grasses Note: Other grass mixes available upon request.

Mustang Trophy Buck Mix

20#/acre 10% Vernal Alfalfa 10% Alsike Clover 10% Dwarf Essex Rape 10% Purple Top Turnips 10% Ladino Clover 20% Medium Red Clover 30% Forage Ryegrass

Upland Game Bird Mix

25#/acre 45% Martin Milo 35% Sorghum Sudangrass 20% Golden German Millet

WGF

Open Pollinated Sorghum Wild Game Food Usage Wild Game Food is an early-maturing sorghum 24-34 inches in height. The seed becomes palatable at maturity, and is readily consumed by quail, turkey, pheasant and prairie chicken, as well as migratory birds and deer. Mid-bloom 43 to 50 days. Mature seed 85 to 100 days. Planting recommendations: Rows: 6-8 lbs/acre Drill: 8-10 lbs/acre Broadcast: 8-10 lbs/acre

Martin Milo

Open Pollinated Sorghum Wild Game Food Usage Martin is a medium early open pollinated bronze grain sorghum with a yellow endosperm. Martin grows 3 to 4 feet with a semi-compact head. Martin has excellent drought tolerance for wildlife uses. Mature seed 85 to 10 days. Planting recommendations: Rows: 6-8 lbs/acre Drill: 8-10 lbs/acre Broadcast: 8-10 lbs/acre

Small Grains

Certified Briggs hard red spring wheat is a cross between BW114/Bergen/SD3097. Briggs is classed as an early maturing semi-dwarf. It is moderately resistant to both leaf rust and stripe rust and is resistant to stem rust. It is widely adapted across South Dakota and the region. Milling and baking qualities are good. Certified Blade hard red spring wheat is a high yielding, medium height, and medium maturity wheat with good standability for a standard height variety. Blade produces medium protein and high test weight grain. It is resistant to stem rust and moderately resistant to leaf rust, foliar disease, and scab. It is also moderately susceptible to stripe rust. Blade is a free threshing variety with good shatter resistance. Traverse hard red spring wheat was tested as SD3687. Traverse is a semi-dwarf, similar in height to Briggs, with good straw strength. Traverse is an early maturing variety, a day later than Briggs. Traverse has good milling and baking characteristics, with average test weight and protein. Traverse’s greatest strengths are yield potential, yield stability, and adaptation. Colt Oat is a new release from the South Dakota Ag Experiment Station with Foundation Seed first released in 2009. It is an early maturing variety, heading one day earlier than Don and two days before Reeves. Colt is the result of a cross of SD97575/ND941119. It has a test weight superior to Stallion and Jerry and lodging resistance equal to Jerry, but better than Stallion. Crown Rust resistance and yield potential is higher than Reeves. Certified Jerry Oats is a cross between Valley/3RL3038/Kelsey/M22/Kelsey. Jerry is similar to Newdak in heading date and height. Jerry has white hulls which are fluorescent under UV light. Jerry has high test weight and high yields. Certified Stallion Oats is a cross between Sd89507/Settler/SD93068. Stallion is a medium-late variety, 1-2 days later than Jerry, and is approximately two inches taller than Jerry. Stallion has high yields, test weight and groat percentage. MUSTANG M-120 FORAGE OATS It is a late maturing forage oat that has good leaf rust resistance. M-120 oats is a high tonnage forage oat that has out yielded Jerry and Loyal on tons per acre. It is a tall variety with a wide leaf for those extra tons per acre. Certified Millennium hard red winter wheat is a cross between Arapahoe/Abilene/NE86488. Millennium is an awned, white-glumed cultivar. It is slightly taller then Arapahoe and has good straw strength. Millennium flowers one day later than Arapahoe and is moderately resistant to stem rust and Hessian fly. High Yields. Certified Overland hard red winter wheat is a cross between Millennium sib/Seward/Archer. Overland is white chaffed, awned, tall semi-dwarf wheat. Overland has good straw strength, similar to Wesley, and is shorter than Millennium by about 1”. Certified Wesley hard red winter wheat is a cross between KS831936-3/Colt/Cody. Wesley is resistant to stem rust, moderately susceptible to leaf rust, and has good resistance to leaf spotting diseases. Winter hardiness is rated at being average.