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2013 Forage & Cover Crop Guide Visit proharvestseeds.com or Call 866.807.7015 for Locations and Dates of Forage and Cover Crop Programs

Your Harvest, Our Focus Preparing For Profit Before, During, and After a Drought We have spent the last eight years providing information to help livestock and grain producers to prepare and prosper during a drought. Our focus originated with the use of annuals and cover crops for livestock producers. The increased interest in cover crops among grain farmers over the last three years has created a demand for more information. Our sales team at ProHarvest Seeds is ready to help growers use integrated crop management to make every acre more profitable.

Doug Hanson Seed Specialist, ProHarvest Seeds

Preparing for Opportunity in 2013 The ProHarvest Team will be presenting forage and cover crop programs in Illinois, Missouri, Iowa and Wisconsin in 2013. A variety of programs will be offered, including hands on sessions on the farm. Other sessions will feature current topics and include interaction with growers who are successfully executing these programs. The meetings are free of charge and will vary by location.

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Cover Crop Topics • • • • • • •

Nutrient management with cover crops Using aerial application to increase the cover crop window of opportunity Rates and dates for aerial application Broadcasting methods for cover crops and cover crop blends Using drills and planters for cover crops (precision planting opportunities) Benefits of cover crop blends Question and answer session

Forage Topics • • • • • •

Feed values of commonly used cover crops in the Midwest Using cover crops for emergency feed needs Managing and reviving drought stricken pastures Establishing an alfalfa and grass seeding without loosing a year of production Fast crops for fast feed Getting the most forage out of every acre

As your seed partner, our team focuses all our efforts on your harvest. For more information on how we can help you maximize the potential of your farm operation, contact us at 866.807.7015 or visit our website at proharvestseeds.com.

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Cover Crops FAQ Question: When do I plant Tillage Radishes?

Answer: Tillage Radishes should be planted between August 1st and September 15th.

Question: When do Tillage Radishes die?

Answer: They will die with two consecutive evenings of temperatures in the mid teens.

Question: At what rate should I plant Tillage Radishes? Answer: Plant at a rate of 10 lbs per acre if broadcasting or flying. Plant them 8 to 10 lbs/acre when drilling and as low as 4 lbs/acre when using row crop planting.

Question: What is the difference between annual ryegrass and cereal (winter) rye?

Answer: Annual ryegrass (ARG) is a deep rooted cover crop that has a shorter more dense top growth than cereal rye. Annual rye grass roots can be two to three feet deep. The roots of ARG will help to break-up a soil hard pan and to bring leached nutrients back to the root zone. The majority of the root mass for cereal rye is found in the top eight inches of the soil. It has more Biomass above ground than ARG and is more winter hardy.

Question: Can Tillage Radishes be planted with annual ryegrass, and at what rate?

Answer: Bristol Blend is a very popular mix of RootMax annual rye grass and Tillage Radishes. It should be drilled at 15 lbs/acre or aerial applied at 18 lbs/acre. The mix is a combination of Tillage Radish and Tillage RootMax. Increase rates by 25% for a high tonnage high quality grazing forage for the fall and in the spring.

Question: What is the difference between cereal rye, and triticale?

Answer: Triticale is a result of crossing wheat with cereal rye. Triticale has many of the same cover crop benefits with a little higher quality biomass. It is easier to manage than cereal ryes because it will not “bolt”, go into the reproductive stage, as fast as cereal rye. This makes it easier to manage as a cover crop.

Question: What are the planting dates for cereal rye and triticale?

Answer: Plant cereal rye or triticale between September 1st and October 15th.

Question: When is annual rye grass planted and at what rate?

Answer: It is planted between August 1st and September 30th. It can be drilled at 15 lbs/acre, aerial applied or broadcast at 20 lbs/acre. Increase the rates at least 25% if you intend to graze the cover crop.

Question: What are the planting rates for cereal rye and triticale?

Answer: Drill Triticale or cereal rye at 75 lbs/acre or aerial apply around 90 lbs/acre. A seeding rate of 100 to 110 lbs/acre is acceptable for grazing or harvesting as a forage in the spring.

Question: What legume can be added to a cover crop blend?

Answer: TillageMax-Indy Blend is a blend of RootMax annual rye grass, Tillage Radish and Crimson Clover. It should be drilled at 18 lbs/acre or aerial applied at 20-22 lbs/acre. The blend is a combination of Tillage Radish, Tillage RootMax and CCS Crimson Clover. Increase rates by 25% for a high tonnage high quality grazing forage for the fall and in the spring.

Question: Is there a cover crop blend that will die off before the spring?

Answer: The Dover Blend is a combination of oats and Tillage Radishes. The blend is a combination of Tillage Radish® and CCS Oats. It is planted at 30 lbs/acre and broadcast or aerial applied at 38 lbs/acre. Everything will die prior to spring. If desired, it can be grazed in the fall and early winter.

Question: What will provide the most forage tonnage for a spring harvest?

Answer: Mixing triticale or cereal rye at 75% with 25% RootMax annual rye grass will provide a high quality high tonnage spring forage for grazing or harvesting. Plant at a rate of 80 to 100 lbs/acre.

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EXTREMELY RAPID GERMINATION AND GROWTH • Germinates in 2 to 3 days if adequate moisture is available • Foliage spreads out to fill the given space and shade out weeds • The tuber and thick foliage are the storehouse for vital nutrients • Grows to a height of 12-24” depending on when it was planted

The superior genetics of the Tillage Radish® cover crop are the secret weapons behind the dependable, consistent results and measurable benefits to the farmer, the soil, and the environment.

BIOACTIVE PLANT CHEMICALS (GLUCOSINOLATES) • Studies show Tillage Radish® increases the soil’s bacteriovores who feed on nematodes and increases the (N) cycling process mineralizing available (N), (P), (Ca) and (S) • Weed-suppressive effect helps shade out competition • High levels of the compound glucosinolate and when decomposed, produces isothiocyanate (ITC) which has fungicidal, nematicidal properties. Some studies say it can also help inhibit weed seed germination

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Helps control nematodes Genetically superior Tillage Radish® is backed by 10+ years university and on-farm R&D... no other radish comes close to this extensive testing!

LARGE, DEEPLY PENETRATING TAPROOT • Pulls up nutrients, allows increase water infiltration, establishes a root trail for the next crop, stores water in the soil profile • The Tillage Radish® bio-drilling taproot forms when soil compaction reaches around 290 psi, boring into the subsoil to wick up nutrients • Taproot has been reported to go 30 inches and beyond WINTERKILLS & QUICKLY DECOMPOSING RESIDUES • Usually after three nights with temperatures in the mid-teens • Residue is very sparse at planting time • Low (C)/(N) ratio making for a fast mineralization • Releases stored nutrients when next crop needs it (April-June)

When Tillage Radish® hits the compaction zone (around 290 PSI), the tuber stops and the taproot begins to bio-drill down into the subsoil.

HIGH NUTRIENT (N, P, Ca, S, B) CONTENT • A nutrient scavenger taking up nutrients throughout soil profile • A Calcium film is left on the soil surface as part of decomposition • Sulfur is concentrated in the roots and gives off an odor when decomposing, just like the additive mercaptan that is added to natural gas. • Tillage Radish® mineralizes available (N), (P), (Ca) and (S) • Tillage Radish® pulls up twice the amount of (Ca) than cereal rye

Taproot reaches depths of 30” and beyond!

Source: Forage Radish Cover Crop Effects on Mycorrhizal Colonization & Phosphorus Soil Test. Charles Macaulay White, Master of Science, 2009.

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PLANTING TIPS & SEEDING RATE Precision Planter (4 lbs/acre): 15” rows using 60-cell small milo or sugar beet plates with 4” in-row spacing. Seed is selected for Precision Planting performance. Scan code for additional Drill Seeder (8 lbs/acre): Using small grass box, planting information use alfalfa setting as a guide to set seeding rate. A large seed box can be used but the setting is very low and somewhat difficult to establish. Use Alfalfa as comparable seed on drill charts, reducing by 10%. It’s important to calibrate your drill to determine correct seeding rate.

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Broadcast/Aerial Seeding (10 lbs/acre): Strive for good soil and moisture contact (If fields are moist, fly seeds on. If fields are dry, push seeds in); Corn seeding indicator is when 1” patches of sunlight on soil surface are seen or approximately 4 weeks prior to anticipated harvest time; Soybean seeding indicator is at leaf yellowing; Cotton seeding indicator is right before defoliation; Improve success rate by using drop tubes when seeding with a high clearance cover crop seeder. Nitrogen: To reach peak potential, needs 40-60 lbs of N, residual or applied.

1. Rapid Germination

2-3 days with proper soil temperature and moisture

2. Weed Suppression

Thick foliage shades out available space

3. Bio-Drilling Taproot

Tuber narrows at compaction point, sending out the taproot, boring down into the subsoil up to 30” in depth

Enlarged tubers and thick foliage stockpile nutrients wicked up through the bio-drilling taproot

Planting Depth: 1/4 to 1/2 inch deep. Can be planted 1” in light soils if necessary to reach moisture.

5. Winterkill

Seeding Rate: - Drilling: 8 lbs/acre - Broadcast / Aerial: 10 lbs/acre - Precision Planting (15” with 4” in-row): 4 lbs/acre

Dies after 2-3 nights in the mid-teens, leaving a blanket of winter cover

6. Seedbed Ready

Residue has decayed, nutrients are available, and soil health and seeding conditions are enhanced

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Planting: Plant 3-10 weeks prior to the first killing frost. Green growth starts in less than a week in normal conditions; radish size depends on growth time, plant competition and available nutrients to scavenge.

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Control: Tillage Radish® winterkills with 3 nights in the mid-teens. If no killing frost, control with mowing, grazing or burndown of one quart of glyphosate with one pint of 2,4-D equivalent at flowering.

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TDN = Total Digestible Nutrients DE = Digestible Energy ME = Metabolizable Energy NEm = Net Energy for Maintenance

TDN values listed are for ruminants. Values for horses generally are lower.

NEg = Net Energy for Gain CP = Crude Protein Ca = Calcium P=Phosphorous

At recent Penn State trials, Tillage RootMax™ Deep Annual Ryegrass™ showed these great results compared to other ryegrasses in the trial: Consistently higher crude protein & 30 hr NDFd (2) while giving competitive yields Higher milk per ton when evaluated with Milk2006 (1) standards n TillageMax Bristol™ mix (Tillage Radish® + Tillage RootMax™) increased both yields and 30 hr NDFd (indicating higher milk potential for forage) n n

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In a recent trial conducted by Mike Plumer, recognized world expert in annual ryegrasses, TillageMax Bristol™ mix was the top yielder in that trial.

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Uniform emergence leads to more even growth Even growth makes for easier control in the spring; one trip in most cases Roots go deeper than most other annual ryegrass varieties Improved soil structure goes deeper in the soil profile, providing enhanced growing conditions for following cash crops Outstanding nutritional value for forage Excellent for grazing or haylage production

(1) Milk2006 is a measurement developed by the University of Wisconsin to evaluate milk producing potential of forages (2) Oba and Allen, 1996 Michigan State University, reported that an increase in NDFd by 1 percent increased Fat Corrected Milk by 0.55 lbs.

PLANTING TIPS & SEEDING RATE Planting: Plant 3-10 weeks prior to the first killing frost Seeding Depth: 3/8 - 0.5” Comparable seed on Drill chart is Tall Fescue (reduce by 20%), Crested Wheat Grass (reduce by 10%), Annual Ryegrass

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Seeding Rate: - Cover Crop by Drill (7.5” rows): 15 lbs/acre - Broadcast / Aerial Seeding: 25 lbs/acre - Forage by Drill or Broadcast: 30 lbs/acre - Precision Planting (15” with 1.5” in-row): 12 lbs/acre

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Control: Applying one quart of glyphosate before jointing in spring. Best burndown is achieved by spraying on a warm day between 9 am -4 pm with water adjusted to 5.5 ph. Visit RootMax.com for more helpful control tips and information.

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ProHarvest 7200 7200 is a fall dormancy 5 variety with a 30/30 disease rating and extremely fast recovery period. It is extremely winter hardy and can be used in all soil types. It is an easy to manage, high performance variety. 7200 makes horse and dairy quality hay.

Our Alfalfas are selected using the following criteria: Leaf to Stem Ratio, Yield, Quality, Disease Resistance, Winter Hardiness, & Persistence.

ProHarvest Encore NEW Encore is an improved selection from our best selling 5050 variety. It has a branched and fibrous root system which makes it excellent for wet and light soils. It’s dark green color makes beautiful fine stemmed big leaf alfalfa. It is a high yielding, go anywhere variety.

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Phirst Extra Hybrid

PGI 321LH

Phirst Extra has high yield potential, aggressive regrowth and is very fine stemmed. The fine stems make a dense attractive bale that is more readily consumed and creates less waste by livestock. Hay will pack tighter in the bale for more efficient handling.

PGI 321LH is one of the best yielding Leaf Hopper Resistant varieties available. This is a high quality, low management variety that has just been released by PGI. This variety is superior to the older varieties that are known to have a yield drag and persistence issues.

WL 355RR

ProHarvest 2200

WL 355RR has a fall dormancy of 4 and is an alfalfa for aggressive variety for a 3-5 cut system. This variety maximizes yield of high quality. It has a tall upright growth habit with medium dark green forage, very beneficial where weeds are an issue at establishment.

2200 alfalfa is an economical blend of premium alfalfa varieties. This is competitively priced with vernal and has many more positive attributes than vernal. This is a similar blend to ProHarvest 2000 but is provided as a non-coated alfalfa.

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Clovers Clovers can provide nitrogen to the soil and

produce forage for cut and carry harvest as well as grazing. Red Clover does both of these well and White Clover is best suited for grazing. Clovers are an excellent plow-down crop and can be used for many different cover crop applications.

Clovers for Cover Crop & Soil Building Crimson Clover Crimon Clover is usually planted in late summer and used for feed in the south and as a cover crop in the north. This is an annual clover with excellent nitrogen fixation abilities. It can over winter if planted in late summer. It will provide a feed source in the spring or an excellent green manure for building soil health.

Alsike Clover

Clovers for Forage & Cover Crop

Aliske Clover is a perennial clover used where soil conditions are less than favorable for red or white clover. It can be used for green manure, in hay fields and in pastures. It is not a first choice clover in the Midwest, but it can help provide fertility and cover in difficult areas.

Freedom Medium Red Clover

Yellow Blossom Sweet Clover

Freedom Medium Red Clover is a multi-year fine stemmed clover that has has reduced pubescence on the stem. Freedom is an excellent companion with our All Grass and Haymaster mixes. The big leaves and high tonnage potential make it a great variety for interseeding pastures or thin hay fields.

Yellow Blossom Sweet Clover is used primarily as a green manure crop. It can add large amounts of nitrogen to the soil. It is also used as an attractant for bees and other wildlife. It is one of the best clovers for improving soil health. Yellow Blossom Sweet Clover is a known host for soybean cyst nematode.

Common Medium Red Clover

Mammoth Red Clover

Common Medium Red Clover can be used for thin hay fields or frost seeding into wheat fields. It does not have the yield or persistence of Freedom Medium Red Clover, but it is an inexpensive way to introduce a legume into a field. It works well in a plow down situation or for one cutting of stubble hay.

Mammoth is used primarily as a green manure crop to build up soils. It creates excessive amounts of low quality forage that produces large amounts of humus. It is an excellent soil building clover, but is very poor as a livestock feed.

Ever Graze Ladino White Clover Ever Graze is a large leaf high yielding variety with increased vegetative vigor following frequent grazing. It will persist under heavy close grazing and dry conditions. It is an excellent legume that is easy to establish in grass pastures. It will provide feed for grazing and nitrogen for the grasses in the pasture.

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Forage Grasses Tall Fescue

Tall Fescue is a persistent species that will produce high levels of high energy grass. It does well in dry and wet locations and has very good winter survivability. It is important to select varieties that are either endophytefree, or endophyte-friendly when using as a high quality livestock forage. Tall Fescue can be used alone or blended with Alfalfa, Clover or other compatible grasses. Different varieties should be considered when using as dry hay, haylage, grazing or stock-piling for winter grazing.

ProHarvest’s High Energy Forage Grass line up consists primarily of improved varieties from Barenbrug Seeds. These improved, premium varieties offer later maturing and increased production of high quality grass. Our common varieties offer establishment, persistence and yield.

STF 43 Tall Fescue (endophyte-free) A premium blend of late maturing, soft-leaf tall fescue. STF 43 is well-suited for cutting which makes it an excellent selection for planting with legumes and other grasses. It can be used for haying and grazing.

Barolex Tall Fescue (endophyte-free) A quick to establish, soft-leaf variety with exceptional yield. It produces a dense sod with leaf quality that is similar to perennial ryegrass. This is an outstanding variety for grazing.

Orchard Grass

Orchard grass is a high yielding grass that works excellent as dry hay, haylage and grazing. It does best in drier soils and will excel with fertility. Is an excellent companion to alfalfa and clover. Later maturing varieties will match-up better with alfalfa and can provide a less stemy first cutting compared to early maturing common varieties.

HDR Meadow Fescue

HLR Orchard Grass Combo

HDR is a late maturing, winter hardy and high yielding blend of meadow fescue. It is one of the highest quality grasses on the market. It should be used primarily in mixes for grazing and haying.

HLR is an orchard grass blend that is late maturing, winter hardy and high yielding. The blend will increase establishment success and provide for more disease protection. It can be used for haying and grazing.

Fawn Tall Fescue

Baridana Orchard Grass

Fawn is primarily used for waterways and its soil holding capabilities. It is a deep rooted variety that holds soil well and is very persistent. Fawn is classified as having mild-endophyte.

A late maturing winter hardy variety with excellent rust resistance. It produces a dense sward with less undesirable grass clumps. It is an excellent variety for grazing with a very high rating for winter hardiness.

ENDOPHYTE FREE TALL FESCUE The endophyte found in the common Kentucky 31 variety can be responsible for increasing body temperatures in livestock. It can result in negative gains and other negative growth and development issues. The endophyte-free & endophyte-friendly varieties have eliminated negative concerns of the endophyte and are valued for their superiority as a feed.

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Forage Grasses Perennial Rye Grass

This is the most widely used cool season forage grass in the world. It is excellent for grazing, haylage and balage. It does not dry very well for dry hay production. The improved varieties are more winter hardy than the traditional common varieties. Perennial Rye Grass produces high quality and high energy feed. The production is decreased during the summer when moisture is limited.

Timothy

Timothy is a high tonnage spring crop. Later maturing improved varieties will provide some growth beyond the first cutting. It is usually produced for dry hay and haylage. Some varieties can be grazed and will perform best with proper grazing management. Timothy has superior winter hardiness and palatability. It is very desirable alone or in a mix for horse hay.

BG 24T Perennial Ryegrass A blend of early and intermediate maturing diploid and tetraploid varieties. This blend provides more heat and cold tolerance. BG 24T is an excellent pasture or haylage variety with high tonnage and persistance.

Other Grasses

Barfleo Timothy

Green Spirit Italian Ryegrass

Barfleo is an intermediate maturing improved variety. It is an excellent hay type variety with good spring production. Barfleo has improved grazing tolerance for horse pastures.

Green Spirit is a blend of diploid and tetraploid Italian ryegrasses. The seed head will not appear until the second year of production. It will produce high quality and good tonnage the first year.

Bromegrass

Bromegrass requires high fertility and well drained soils for maximum performance. It is an excellent companion crop to Alfalfa. Brome can provide quick tonnage the first year compared to other grasses, but it does not have the persistence of other grasses.

Barfest Festulolium Barfest is late maturing and has great persistence. It is winter hardy and highly palatable with excellent rust resistance. It can be used in high traffic grazing areas or to extend a hay field.

Hakari Brome

Palaton Reeds Canary Grass

Hakari is very fast to establish and regrow. It is an excellent companion to Alfalfa. It is a late maturing very high yielding variety, but without the persistence or fibrous root system of Smooth Brome.

This is a non-alkaloid variety with great persistence. It can survive under water for over a week and has great drought tolerance. Palaton provides good production for problem areas.

Brome Grass (Smooth)

Waterway Mix

Smooth brome is used primarily for ditches and waterways. It is fast to establish with a strong root system that helps hold sod. It tends to be a little coarse for forage production.

An inexpensive blend of tall fescue, timothy, perennial rye grass, and annual rye grass. It provides a dense root system while allowing water to flow over the top.

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Hay & Pasture Mixes, Summer Annuals Hay and Pasture Mixes

Summer Annuals

All Grass Hay Mix

PCS 1020 BMR Forage Sorghum

All Grass is a mix of brome grass, orchard grass & timothy varieties. It is designed to work with your favorite legume for a superior mix or to be seeded alone as a high yielding grass only mix.

PCS 1020 is a 90 day one cut variety with excellent tonnage and quality. It has equal tonnage and superior quality to corn silage with less input costs and 1/3 less water needs.

Haymaster Hay Mix

PCS 2010 BMR Sorghum Sudan Grass

Haymaster is a mix of high quality and yielding tall fescue with disease resistant orchard grass and timothy varieties. It is a top choice when marketing hay for high RFQ value and superior visual appearance.

PCS 2010 has the best disease package available. The high quality and tonnage combination works great as a harvested crop and for grazing. This is a great Gene 6 BMR Sorghum Sudan.

Beefmaster Pasture Mix

PCS 2020 BMR Sorghum Sudan Grass

Beefmaster is a mix of high quality, grazing tolerant, tall fescue, perennial ryegrass, orchard grass and white clover varieties. It is excellent for growing stockers, cow/calves, and is a long lived durable pasture mix.

PCS 2020 is a Gene 6 dwarf variety that gives all the tonnage and quality in a more compact leafy plant. It contains more nodes in the bottom 5 inches which makes it an excellent choice for grazing and chopping.

Dairymaster Pasture Mix

HayKing Hybrid Sudan Grass

Dairymaster is a mixture of perennial rye grass, meadow fescue, tall fescue and white clover. It provides the high energy, high protein, high tonnage pasture that a lactating cow demands.

A BMR sudan hybrid with great tonnage and dry down ability. It can be grazed, chopped or made into dry hay. It yields a little less than Sorghum Sudan grass, but it is finer stemmed and easier to work with.

Stockmaster Pasture Mix

Wonderleaf Millet

Stockmaster is a perennial ryegrass, tall fescue and orchard grass blend that supports all classes of animals and tolerates continuous grazing. It contains persistent varieties and requires low management.

Wonderleaf is a very leafy forage millet with excellent tonnage and quality. It can be grazed, baled or chopped. It is excellent in a double crop rotation or planted early in June for quick high quality forage.

Quick to Grow Pasture Mix

Tiffany or Velvet Teff Grass

Quick to Grow has fast germinating varieties of festulolium, orchard grass, perennial rye grass, meadow fescue, plus red & white clover. Use it as a patch or as a short term 3 to 4 year pasture.

Teff is a great emergency crop for planting into thin Alfalfa fields. It can be used for the one year lay period between alfalfa seeding. The quality and tonnage is good for a one year crop, but establishment is tricky.

Bill & Nancy Rudow of Pana, Illinois accomplished this with cover crops in a cash crop rotation, and so can you!

• Planted 75 lbs Winter Rye and 25 lbs of annual rye grass per acre on an 80 acre field in the fall. • Chopped 700 tons of 67% moisture feed in the spring. They valued this forage at $65/ton. • Planted all 80 acres to soybeans in May. • Combined over 60 bushel/acre of soybeans. • They grossed over $1500 per acre and have an abundance of winter feed in a drought year.

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Silage Corn Hybrids and Forage Sorghum 6552

105 Day

• Harvest early with great yields • A tall, and very healthy plant • Thrives in good management

8063

110 Day

• Most digestible of all our hybrids • Goes on any soil • High grain and silage yields

8094

110 Day

• Tall, healthy hybrid • Can be planted anywhere • Does well corn on corn

8141

112 Day

• Works best on light soils • Excellent health, corn on corn • Good combo of tonnage & quality

8200

Hybrid

6552 8063 8094 8141 8200 1010 PROVEN

PROVEN

PROVEN

PROVEN

PROVEN

PROVEN

3000GT GT Conv

RIB Stax VT3Pro RR2 Conv

VIP3111 GT

VT3Pro

Conv

Forage Sorghum

Relative Maturity

105

110

110

112

112

90

Response to Fungicide

Med

High

Med

Med

High

N/A

Plant Health

VG

G

EX

G

EX

EX

Plant Height

Med Tall

Med

Med Tall

Med

Tall

Tall

Ear Height

Med

Med

Med

Med

Med High

N/A

Root Strength

G

G

VG

G

EX

VG

Stalk Strength

VG

G

VG

G

VG

VG

Drought Tolerance

VG

G

VG

VG

VG

EX

Corn on Corn

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

N/A

Final Stand x 1,000

30-34

28-34

30-34

30-34

28-34

5lb/ acre

Ear Type

SemiFlex

SemiDeter.

SemiFlex

SemiDeter.

SemiFlex

N/A

Available as:

112 Day

• High yielding hybrid • Tall, very digestible fodder • Industry leading yield & tonnage

1010 Forage Sorghum

90 Day

• Needs 1/3 less water than corn • Needs 1/3 less nitrogen than corn • Same yield, higher quality www.proharvestseeds.com

Jon and Angie Scidmore of Chadwick, Illinois accomplished this with ProHarvest Corn Silage and so can you! • Planted 8063 VT3Pro and harvested 30 ton to the acre of corn silage in the fall of 2012. • The high yield allowed some acres to be harvested and sold as grain. The extra acres yielded over 230 bushel to the acre. • 8063 has not only been a top yielding grain and silage variety for ProHarvest , it also has the most digestible grain of all the ProHarvest Hybrids.

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Seeding Rate Information Alfalfa

Bag Size

Seeding Rate

Seeding Rate

(Monoculture)

(In a Mix)

Comments

†

7200 Alfalfa CT

50

18-22

8-16

Extremely fast re-growth, high yield, plant it anywhere

†

Encore Alfalfa CT

50

18-22

8-16

Deep green, yield & quality, branch root for wet soils

†

Phirst Extra Hybrid Alfalfa CT

50

18-22

8-16

Fine stemmed, high yield and quality, aggressive regrowth

◊ WL 355 RR CT

50

18-22

8-16

Round-up tolerant, great for problem fields, durable variety

†

PGI 321 LH CT

50

18-22

8-16

Leaf hopper resistance, fits medium to long rotations

†

2200 Alfalfa UCT

50

18-22

8-16

An economical blend of quality varieties that is uncoated

Clover †

Freedom Medium Red Clover CT

25

15-20

7-15

Fast drying multi-year variety, great for dry hay

†

Medium Red Clover

50

15-20

7-15

Short lived red clover

†

EverGraze Ladino White Clover CT

50

2-5

2-4

Ladino, excellent heat tolerance, grazing persistance

†

Crimson Clover

50

15-20

8-15

Annual clover, good for cover crop, organic matter

†

Alsike Clover

50

6-8

3-6

Good for wet pastures

†

Yellow Blossom Sweet Clover

50

15-25

8-15

Good for soil building

†

Mammoth Red Clover

50

15-20

8-15

Good for soil building

Orchard Grass †

HLR Orchard Grass Blend

25

15-20

3-12

Late maturing, high quality, leafy, disease resistant

†

Baridana Orchard Grass

25

15-20

3-12

High yield & digestibility, late maturing, grazing type

Tall Fescue †

STF 43 Tall Fescue

50

25-35

8-15

A blend of soft leaf palatable fescues, hay, and graze

†

Barolex Tall Fescue

50

25-35

8-15

Quick to establish, great for grazing, high energy

◊ HDR Meadow Fescue Blend

50

30-35

10-18

Very drought tolerant, excellent for pasture mixes

◊ BarOptima + E-34

50

25-35

8-15

Endophyte friendly, high quality, great for stockpiling

50

25-35

8-15

Great for soil holding capabilities

50

10-15

3-6

Late maturing, high yield, hay type

50

30-40

12-18

Excels in quality and palatability, tetra and di-ploid blend

†

Fawn Tall Fescue Timothy

†

Barfleo Timothy Perennial Ryegrass

†

BG 24T Perennial Ryegrass Brome

†

Hakari Brome Grass

50

30-40

8-18

Quick establishment, excellent to mix with alfalfa

†

Brome Grass (Smooth)

50

30-40

8-18

Dependable brome variety, best for waterways

Green Spirit Italian Rye Grass

50

35-45

Italian Rye blend, high yields, great overall performance

†

Rootmax Annual Rye Grass

50

35-45

A one year high quality forage crop

†

Barfest Festulolium

50

30-40

High yields and sugar, great for pasture renovation

50

8-12

Very wet and drought tolerant, low alkaloid

Waterway Mix

25

25-35

65% Tall Fescue, 15% Timothy, 15% PRG, 5% ARG

†

Switchgrass

50

8-10

Very dense prairie grass

†

Park KY Blue Grass

50

30-40

Other Grasses

◊ Palaton Reeds Canary Grass

Contact ProHarvest Seeds or your ProHarvest Seeds Dealer for a complete list and pricing.

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A long lived deep green variety for lawns Native Grasses and Forbes for CRP plantings and Prairie Restorations, Turf Grass Mixes for new lawns and for lawn renovations, Food Plot Mixes for Spring and Fall

◊ - Special Order Item. No returns or cancellations. † - Available on a per-pound basis.

Seeding ProductRate Information Information Bag Size

Seeding Rate

Mixed with Legume

Comments

All Grass Hay Mix

25

25-35

8-15

50% BR, 40% OG, 10% T

Haymaster Hay Mix

25

30-40

10-20

75% TF, 20% OG, 5% T

Beefmaster Pasture Mix

50

25-35

50% TF, 20% PRG, 20% OG, 10% WC

◊ Dairymaster Pasture Mix

50

30-35

40% TF, 30% PRG, 20% MF, 10% WC

Stockmaster Pasture Mix

25

25-35

40% PRG, 25% TF, 25% OG

Quick to Grow

25

30-40

35% FTM, 25% OG, 15% PRG, 15% MF, 5% RC, 5% WC

◊ 1020 Forage Sorghum

50

10

Forage Sorghum, 90 day crop, high tonnage

◊ 2010 Sorghum Sudan Grass

50

40-50

Gene 6 BMR Sorghum Sudan, great disease package

50

40-50

Gene 6 Dwarf Sorghum Sudan, harvest or graze

50

25-30

Gene 6 BMR Sudan Hybrid, great drydown and tonnage

Wonderleaf Millet

50

25-35

Forage type, graze or hay, tonnage & quality

Tiffany or Velvet Teff Grass

50

6-12

Forage type, great tonnage and quality combination

Hay and Pasture Mixes

Summer Annual

2020 Dwarf Sorghum Sudan Grass ◊ HayKing Hybrid Sudan Grass †

Cover Crops

Drilling Rate

Broadcast/Aerial Rate

Tillage Radishes

50

8

10

Deep girthy tuber, the “original & only” tillage radish

KB Royal Annual Rye Grass

50

15

20

A winter hardy variety with good roots

Rootmax Annual Rye Grass

50

15

20

Winter hardy, consistant uniform growth, deep fibrous roots

Indy Blend

50

18

20-22

Tillage Radish, Tillage RootMax & CCS Crimson Clover

Bristol Blend

50

15

18

Tillage Radish and Tillage Root Max

Dover Blend

50

30

38

Tillage Radish and CCS Oats

Daytona Blend

50

14

16

Tilllage Radish and CCS Crimson Clover

Winter Peas (Inoculated)

50

80-100

-

Very winter hardy, high nitrogen fixing

◊ SunnHemp

50

30-50

-

Very drought tolerant, nitrogen fixing

◊ Hairy Vetch (Inoculated)

50

20-25

-

Good top growth, high nitrogen fixation

Crimson Clover (Inoculated)

50

20

-

Good root growth, high nitrogen fixations

Winter Rye (Cereal Rye)

56

75-110

75-110

A lot of top growth and modest root growth

50

30

† †

†

◊ Buckwheat

Brassicas

Good for cover crops or as a green manure Broadcast/Aerial Rate

†

Barkant Turnips

3-4

5

Large leafed with big bulbs

†

T-Raptor Hybrid Rape

3-4

5

Turnip like top with no bulb, multiple grazing ability

†

Winfred Hybrid Kale

3-4

5

Turnip like top with no bulb, lives till -5 degrees F.

Perennial Ryegrass 50

80-100

Spring, summer & fall forage pea

50

2-5

Deep tap root, breaks up hardpan

50

8

Non-bloating legume for wet areas

48

50-80

Two great varieties for oat production or harvest for forage

◊ Forage Plus Oats

50

80-100

Very leafy, forage type, high quality and yield

◊ Oats & Peas

50

75-125

A lot of quality feed in a short period of time

◊ Triticale & Peas

50

75-125

Fast tonnage with high quality, grazing or harvest

◊ Arvika/4010 Forage Peas (Inoculated) †

Chicory

◊ Birdsfoot Trefoil (Inoculated)

Excel & Ogle Oats

◊ Triticale

50 100-125 Fast tonnage, high quality, spring/fall varieties are available Seeding rates are for agronomic benefits with appropriate seeding. Key for Hay and Pasture Mixes Make the following general adjustments when needed: ALF-Alfalfa, KB-Kentucky Blue Grass, PRG-Perennial Rye Grass, OGAdd 25% for Aerial Application or Broadcasting Orchard Grass, TF-Tall Fescue, BR-Brome, MF-Meadow Fescue, T-Timothy, Add 50% if seeding for grazing RC-Red Clover, WC, White Clover, CH-Chicory, FLM-Festulolium

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ProHarvest Forage & Cover Crops Dealers Seed Specialists

Address

City

State

Zip

Email

Phone

Ryan Bell

9125 South 900 Est

Covington

IN

47932

[email protected]

(765) 230-6416

Terry Field

2210E 200 North Rd

Wellington

IL

60973

[email protected]

(217) 304-1080

Doug Hanson

2737N 700 East Rd

Ashkum

IL

60911

[email protected]

(866) 807-7015

Keith Knapp

1763E 200 North Rd

Hoopeston

IL

60942

[email protected]

(217) 375-4335

The SeedHouse - Rick Rokosz

145 E Owen

Tiskilwa

IL

61368

[email protected]

(815) 303-7825

Jay Whalen

2621E 1400 N Rd

Flanagan

IL

61740

[email protected]

(815) 712-8246

Randy Wilken

2737N 700 East Rd

Ashkum

IL

60911

[email protected]

(866) 807-7015

Dealers

Address

City

State

Zip

Email

Phone

Ag Supply - Matt Ringler

1305 N State Route 47

Sibley

IL

61773

[email protected]

(217) 745-2424

Arthur Farms - Justin Arthur

200 E CR 450N 61930

Hindsboro

IL

61930

[email protected]

(217) 273-2096

Arthur Farms - Kathleen Holthaus

200 E CR 450N 61930

Hindsboro

IL

61930

[email protected]

(217) 460-0381

Lloyd Bohl

7826N 16000E Rd

Grant Park

IL

60940

[email protected]

(815) 955-4255

Everett Brown

1225 South Eagle Creek

Polo

IL

61064

[email protected]

(815) 946-2567

Matt Buckles

2655 Unique Rd

Mechanicsburg

IL

62545

[email protected]

(217) 306-3871

Dan Diaz

652 N Quail Dr.

Lena

IL

61048

[email protected]

(815) 238-3090

Brian Egel

1475 170th St

Nichols

IA

52766

[email protected]

(319) 321-3588

Greg Fairfield

615 Co Rd 3400 N

Foosland

IL

61845

[email protected]

(217) 840-3110

Wes Green

1997 2250th St

Atlanta

IL

61723

[email protected]

(217) 306-2833

Kevin Hattan

1752 State Rt 17

Varna

IL

61375

[email protected]

(309) 303-2855

Roger Heldt

725 Miller St

Beecher

IL

60401

Hintzsche Fertilizer - Muggsy Gallagher

60 Rt 52

Minooka

IL

60447

[email protected]

(815) 693-5554

Hintzsche Fertilizer - Robert Phillips

2S181 County Line Rd

Maple Park

IL

60151

[email protected]

(630) 774-7471

Jim Isermann

1925 N 12th Rd

Streator

IL

61364

[email protected]

(815) 257-2276

Janssen Seed & Service - Doug Janssen

202 East Forth St

Golden

IL

62339

[email protected]

(217) 696-4658

Leitz Farms - Charles Leitz

1121N 2600E Rd

Milford

IL

60953

[email protected]

(815) 471-5336

J & R Ag Inputs - Jim Porterfield

3579 E Snake Trail Rd

Martinsville

IL

62442

[email protected]

(217) 382-4850

Jason Lindbom

204 Prairie Ridge Dr

Lexington

IL

61753

[email protected]

(309) 846-8274

Kaeb Farms - John Kaeb

32467 E 850 N Rd

Arrowsmith

IL

61722

[email protected]

(309) 531-8156

Kelly Seed - Nick Vespa

202 Hamilton Blvd

Peoria

IL

61602

[email protected]

(309) 674-7652

Midstate Genetics - Tim Schmidgall

17629 Lake Knolls Rd

Pekin

IL

61554

[email protected]

(309) 275-9494

Everett Moeller

28406 S Ridgeland Ave

Peotone

IL

60468

[email protected]

(708) 828-0370

Nathan Mollett

1363 17th Rd

Mulberry Grove

IL

62262

[email protected]

(618) 267-6627

Northwestern IL Seeds - Al Landwehr

555 1400 North Avenue

Sheffield

IL

61361

[email protected]

(309) 854-2228

Northwestern IL Seeds - Jason Desplinter

555 1400 North Avenue

Sheffield

IL

61361

[email protected]

(309) 502-9212

Jim Nusbaum

1225 Woburn Rd

Greenville

IL

62246

[email protected]

(618) 553-9667

Pontiac Flying Service - Eric or Brandon

15755 E 2000 N Rd

Pontiac

IL

61764

[email protected]

(815) 842-3738

Pro Ag Solutions - Philip Emerrett

4327W 750N

Crawfordsville

IN

47933

[email protected]

(765) 376-6314

Dave Olson

11342E 4000N Rd

Hoopeston

IL

60942

[email protected]

(217) 495-1789

Ramp Ag, INC. - Brad Ramp

2513 Steit Dr.

Bloomington

IL

61705

[email protected]

(309) 338-2649

Doug Rincker

RR1 Box 44

Strasburg

IL

62465

[email protected]

(217) 273-4095

Schertz Aerial Service, Inc - Jeff Dollahon

PO Box 377

Hudson

IL

61748

[email protected]

(309) 725-3340

Sun Ag Inc. - Dennis Carls

2720 E 1700 N Rd

Flanagan

IL

61740

[email protected]

(309) 275-1978

Synergy Seeds

PO Box 508

Herscher

IL

60941

[email protected]

(815) 426-9885

Thompson Farms - Teresa & Char Thompson

RR 1 Box 63A

Little York

IL

61453

[email protected]

(309) 232-9400

Thorndyke Farms - Adam Thorndyke

1257 E 2900 N Rd

Piper City

IL

60959

[email protected]

(815) 419-7416

Thorp Farms - Chris Thorp

931 E St. Rt. 9

Gibson City

IL

60936

[email protected]

(217) 781-2829

Trainor Grain - Mike Trainor

13201 N 2753 E Road

Forrest

IL

61741

[email protected]

(815) 832-5512

TriCounty Feed & Seed - Luke Epley

7 East Third St

Pana

IL

62557

[email protected]

(217) 562-2951

Ursa Farmers Coop - Michael Hicks

P.O. Box 8

Ursa

IL

62376

[email protected]

(217) 964-2111

Jason Wesselmann

1010 N 9th St

Breese

IL

62230

[email protected]

(618) 550-9456

Brian Wieland

6823 W St Rt 90

Princeville

IL

61559

[email protected]

(309) 219-4403

Zumwalt Aviation LLC - Adam Zumwalt

1909 N 3000 E

Sheldon

IL

60966

[email protected]

(815) 471-0815

(708) 921-8132

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