A true forage oat with delayed heading compared to regular oats of
about ***0 days. They are very bushy and leafier than Jerry and
have a softer stem. Forage quality is very high. If used as a nurse
crop keep seeding rate low. Packaged in *0 lb bags. Seeding rate
**0 lbs/acre. Additional freight charges may apply.
• Great Forage Yields
• Exceptional Quality
• Delayed Heading
• Forage Plus Oats
• Forage Plus
oats
Forage Plus Oats are a great choice for spring or fall forage.
Forage Plus oats are very late maturing with exceptionally wide
leaves. Very fast establishing oat with tremendous disease
resistance. If used as a nurse crop, reduce seeding rate as they
produce more forage than regular oats. Will produce about a ton
more dry matter forage than regular oats. Packaged in *8 lb bags.
Seeding rate **0 lbs/acre. Additional freight charges may
apply.
• Very aggressive
• Great forage yields
• Stress tolerant
• Jerry
Oats
Jerry oats are a very popular oat that is good for both grain and
forage. Also works very well used as a nurse crop. Jerry is a good
straw producer. Packaged in *4 lb (2 bu.) bags. Seeding rate **5
bu/acre. Additional freight charges may apply.
• Good all around variety
• Good grain yields
• Excellent nurse crop
• Esker
Oats
Esker is a high yielding grain oat variety developed at the
University of Wisconsin-Madison. Esker is a mid-season oat that
heads about a day later than Moraine and about 3 days earlier than
Drumlin. In *9 statewide trials (7 locations, ***2 thru ***4),
Esker had high average grain yields. Has shown good resistance to
crown rust. Packaged in *8 lb bags. Seeding rate *****0 lbs/acre.
Additional freight charges may apply.
• Best for Grain
• High test weight
• Resistant to Crown Rust
