Description
| Type: | Cool-Season Perennial Grass | Height: | 3-4 feet |
| Usage: | Pasture, Hay | Seeding Rate: | 25 lb / acre |
| Plant: | Feb-Apr 15
* Sept-Oct. 31 * |
- By Far the Most Widely Adapted, Hardiest, & the Most Used Variety Throughout the United States
- Can Tolerate a Wide Range of Temperature, pH Levels, Drought Conditions, & Soil Types
- Plant a Legume, Such as Ladino Clover, Lespedeza, or Red Clover – This is a Must
- Available in a Certified KY-31/ Certified Fungus Free with Same Stand Survival Rate But With Much More Daily Average Gain & Eliminates the Feeding Concerns Associated With Fungus-Infected Fescue
- Highly Productive Cool Season Used for Hay & Pasture
- Avoid the Festoliums (Fescue Annual Ryegrass Crosses)
- Fall Planting is Strongly Recommended if Possible, but Can be Spring Seeded
