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A mix of warm and cool season grasses. Plantain provides extended grazing with high sugar content. Collards add stable production and high feed quality.

Seeding Date: June - mid-July

Suggested Seeding Rate: 9 lbs/acre

Add: 60-80 lbs forage oat or barley

Maximize the growth with full-season production. The addition of peas & oats to TG Extend will deliver summer hay/silage with regrowth potential for fall grazing.

Seeding Date: Late spring

Suggested Seeding Rate: 10-12 lbs/acre

Add: Pea/oat blend at 50-75% of pure stand rate

Radish absorbs soil nitrogen and other key nutrients with a unique taproot. Clovers convert atmospheric nitrogen into plant available nitrogen.

Seeding Date: July 25th - September 1st. If seeded earlier may need mowing or clipping

Suggested Seeding Rate: 6-10 lbs/acre

Use: Green manure (annual blend)

Big leafy warm season grasses with very good yield potential.

Seeding Date: June - mid-July

Suggested Seeding Rate: 24 lbs/acre

A great grazing crop for all species of livestock that will provide multiple grazings and contain several overwintering species for spring grazing in year two. It will help bring in old pastures back to life while increasing grazing production, this blend is meant for grazing and is not recommended before cash crops.

Seeding Date: Spring (after early frost risks have

passed).

Suggested Seeding Rate: 6-8lbs/acre

Add: 30lbs of Oats

Combination of saline tolerant species to help cover the ground and re-establish microbial activity. Best left to rot on the surface over winter. (Additional Options: Radish, Chicory, & Yellow Blossom Sweet Clover)

Seeding Date: May 15th - August 1st

(With Radish June 10th - August 1st)

Radish needs to be managed after 40 days

Suggested Seeding Rate: 15lbs/acre

Add: 10lbs fall rye or barley

A mix of annual and short lived perennials that attracts bees & feeds beneficial insect populations. It improves the soil while being a beneficial pollinator sanctuary.

Seeding Date: May 15th - August 1st

Suggested Seeding Rate: 20lbs/acre

Improve soil structure, fix nitrogen and improve residue breakdown, while providing livestock with a higher plane of nutrition over a straight cereal crop.

Seeding Date: Spring

Suggested Seeding Rate: 6-8lbs/acre

Add: 40lbs of Oats and 25lbs of peas or 50lbs of cereal without the peas.

TG Balanced Silage is an annual blend that will provide high-quality, balanced silage, that should perform well in a wide variety of environmental conditions.

Suggested Seeding Rate: 11lbs/ac

Add: 15lbs Faba Bean, 50lbs Oats, 15lbs Peas, 56lbs Spring Triticale

Improve soil structure, fix nitrogen, and improve residue breakdown, while providing livestock with a higher plane of nutrition over a straight cereal crop.

Seeding Date: Spring

Suggested Seeding Rate: 7-8lbs/ac

Add: 40lbs of oats and 25lbs of peas or 50lbs of cereal without the peas

A mix of warm and cool season grasses, the bases for Mother Nature giving tonnes and quality. Plantain provides extended grazing with high sugar content. Collards add stable production and high feed quality.

Seeding Date: June to mid-July

Suggested Seeding Rate: 9lbs/ac

Add: 60-80 lbs forage oat or barley

A mix with high legume content that should supply a large amount of nitrogen for production with high-quality feed.

Seeding Date: After May 15th when nights >12C

Suggested Seeding Rate: 15lbs/ac

Add: 34lbs Oats, 28lbs Spring Triticale, 20lbs Peas, and 40lbs Winter Triticale

Adapted to most production areas. Poundmaker is ideally for 1 or 2 cut systems.

Suggested Seeding Rate: 10-12 lbs/acre

Our top selling hay blend. We combined imperial select alfalfa blend with grasses that offer diversity. This combination should deliver a long term productive hay stand.

Suggested Seeding Rate: 10-12 lbs/acre

An all legume mixture that can be incorporated into old stands with hope of re-introducing legumes.

Suggested Seeding Rate: to be discussed.

High performance perennial pasture blend. Offering great diversity and adaptability to varying soil conditions.

Suggested Seeding Rate: 10-12 lbs/acre

Mixture of species with varying salinity tolerance. With proper establishment can reclaim saline areas over time.

Suggested Seeding Rate: 12-15 lbs/acre

Specially designed for heavier soil types where alfalfa may be difficult to establish.

Suggested Seeding Rate: 8-10 lbs/acre

A perennial all grass blend, without legumes. This widely adapted mix of cool season grasses will produce good quality feed and tonnage for an all grass field.

Suggested Seeding Rate: 10-15 lbs/acre

Extensive rhizomatous and deep root structure provides superior performance on poorly drained soils with extreme persistence. With added levels of drought tolerance, AAC Trueman brings another layer of protection compared to traditional alfalfas.

Suggested Seeding Rate: 10-12 lbs/acre

Very fine leaves with high mass formation. A soft leaf variety.

Top producing variety with improved persistence.

Defrost was developed for the northern fringe of the corn growing market. It has excellent cold vigour and early growth. Incredible early flowering and grain fill means it could be combined for early grain. Consistent fixed ears can handle higher populations. Makes a good option for grazing in the earliest of regions. The earliness of this hybrid helps it mature before de frost.

This big early silage hybrid has amazing spring vigour and growth. High grain content and tall digestible stalks produce phenomenal silage. Although it introduced as a silage product, Devour excels in grain testing, and exhibits early flowering and good dry down with high test weight grain. For those reasons it makes a good early grain or dual purpose choice as well.

Do you feed your cattle Dessert? Dessert is a vigorous, dark green corn hybrid. It is a tall, high yielding, healthy hybrid with long slender ears located lower on the stalks. As a leafy silage hybrid, plant your Dessert at approximately 27,000 to 30,000 plants per acres for ultimate performance. If you are feeding cattle, let them have Dessert!

EcoTea™ Seed Dressing biological inoculant will coat the seed with various bacteria and fungi, which will activate and thrive with the seedling. It has been shown to improve root development, nutrient use efficiency, and reduce mortality from disease.

Use: All Crops kinds

22L Kit - 18L Dry Inoculum and 4L Dry Microbial Foods will cover 6000 lbs of seed

Application Rate: 4 mL/lb of seed

EcoTea™ contains communities of ecological functional microbes. This biological community will improve the soil microbiome around the seed, root function/biomass, mobility of N-P-K, and micronutrients in the soil.

Use: All Crops kinds

2.4L Kit - 2L Dry Inoculum and 400mL Dry Microbial Foods will cover 600 lbs of seed

Application Rate: 4 mL/lb of seed

EcoTea™ Liquid Seed Dressing is a biological inoculant that will coat the seed with ecologically functional microbes, which will help break seedling dormancy, improve root development, and increase resistance to diseases. This product is sustainable and contains no human pathogens.

Use: Cereals, Peas, Chickpeas, and Lentils

22L Kit - 20L Liquid Inoculum and 2L Biostimulant will cover 6200 lbs of seed

Application Rate: 3.5 mL/lb of seed