ALFALFA

CF Reward II
An Alfalfa Which Won't Keep You Waiting While It Surpasses Your Field Expectations!

• Winter hardiness rated excellent as well as recovery and persistence
• Leaf to stem ratio is excellent
• Wisc. Disease rating 27/30
• Also has high resistance to phytophthora, which is needed for KY, TN, IN and VA
• This is a quality alfalfa with an extremely strong disease and pest complex

A 5225 (NEW)

A fall dormancy 5 alfalfa variety with superior yield, forage quality and winter hardiness

• A 5225 is adapted all across the fall domancy 3, 4 and 5 production zones
• Fits the traditional 4 cut by mid-September harvest management
• Will handle aggressive cutting if the producer's goal is yield and high forage quality
• Fast recovery after harvest, leaf to stem ratio is excellent
• No known soil type or management limitations
• Wisconsin disease rating of 30/30

WHEAT & RYE

CF 1921 Wheat
Top Yielding Certified Wheat

• Excellent winter hardiness
• Good tolerance to most viruses
• Excellent straw quality
• Medium late maturing
• Plant height is medium

CF Gro More Rye
Excellent Early Spring Silage

• Strain Cross Rye
• Developed especially for fall, winter and early spring forage.
• Good winter hardiness, rapid regrowth and recovery, and high digestibility are all qualities found in CF Grow More Rye.
• May be planted September 15 through December 1st; seed rate of 75 - 100lbs. per acre depending on conditions.
• CF Grow More Rye may be interseeded into old existing pasture stand but for best results use a grain drill on a clean, well prepared seed bed.
• Fertilize according to soil tests, then top dress with split application of 50 - 70lbs. of actual "N" following each grazing.
• For excellent spring silage - best to top dress with 65# - 75# of Nitrogen in late February to mid-March.