Mycogen 4S417 Hybrid Alfalfa (W/Apron Xl)

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TerraProCo

List Price:

$333.50

Price

$290.00
Mycogen 4S417 Hybrid Alfalfa (W/Apron Xl)
Mycogen 4S417 Hybrid Alfalfa (W/Apron Xl)

375 HY-BR II Brand Hybrid (w/Apex™ Green) Alfalfa is an upgraded, newest generation hybrid with branch-roots.
375 HY-BR II is characterized by its aggressive regrowth, high yields and consistent forage quality.
375 HY-BR II is a fine stemmed variety producing superior dairy quality forage and is an excellent choice for the aggressive haymaker looking for a 4th and 5th cutting.
The main advantage of a hybrid alfalfa over traditional types are their uniformity in all areas: establishment, growth, cut and regrowth.

375 HY-BR II alfalfa is coated and pre-inoculated with an OMRI Listed coating and inoculation for improved establishment and growth. Inoculation is recommended when planting legumes.
*Details on Seed Coatings, Inoculations & the OMRI downloadable certificates on our Reference Page.

Establishment

Plant at 1/4″ depth. An ideal soil bed is moist, fertile and firm. Alfalfa prefers crumbly silt loam to sandy loam textures but alfalfa will grow well on most deep, well-drained soils with adequate internal and surface drainage. Plant at least 1/2″ depth on sandy soils.
Alfalfa may be planted in the spring or early fall. Apply lime and fertilizer as needed.
Your pH levels should be 6.5-7.0. Alfalfa will die if the soil is saturated for an extended period

Management

For maximum yields, it is important to have 20-30 plants per square foot during the seedling year for protection against weed competition.
Do not harvest alfalfa seeded in late summer/early fall until the following spring.
Allow new seedlings to start to bloom before the first harvest.
Cut alfalfa three-four times a year when stand is 25% flowered.

Planting Rates

Stand Alone
15-20 lbs per acre
In Mix
6-15 lbs per acre

DRI

30/30

FD

4

WSI

1.8

Resistance

Anthracnose
HR
Aphanomyces Race 1
HR
Aphanomyces Race 2
-
Bacterial Wilt
HR
Fusarium Wilt
HR
Pea Aphid
-
Phytophthora Root Rot
HR
Stem Nematode
-
Verticillim Wilt
HR
Potato Leaf Hopper
-
HR = High Resistance
R = Resistance
MR = Moderate Resistance
LR = Low Resistance
S = Susceptible

IN STOCK

Mycogen 4S417 Hybrid Alfalfa (W/Apron Xl)
Mycogen 4S417 Hybrid Alfalfa (W/Apron Xl)

Mycogen 4S417 Hybrid Alfalfa (W/Apron Xl)

By |

TerraProCo

List Price |

$333.50

Price |

$290.00

List Price:

$333.50

Price

$290.00

IN STOCK

List Price:

$333.50

Price

$290.00

IN STOCK

375 HY-BR II Brand Hybrid (w/Apex™ Green) Alfalfa is an upgraded, newest generation hybrid with branch-roots.
375 HY-BR II is characterized by its aggressive regrowth, high yields and consistent forage quality.
375 HY-BR II is a fine stemmed variety producing superior dairy quality forage and is an excellent choice for the aggressive haymaker looking for a 4th and 5th cutting.
The main advantage of a hybrid alfalfa over traditional types are their uniformity in all areas: establishment, growth, cut and regrowth.

375 HY-BR II alfalfa is coated and pre-inoculated with an OMRI Listed coating and inoculation for improved establishment and growth. Inoculation is recommended when planting legumes.
*Details on Seed Coatings, Inoculations & the OMRI downloadable certificates on our Reference Page.

Establishment

Plant at 1/4″ depth. An ideal soil bed is moist, fertile and firm. Alfalfa prefers crumbly silt loam to sandy loam textures but alfalfa will grow well on most deep, well-drained soils with adequate internal and surface drainage. Plant at least 1/2″ depth on sandy soils.
Alfalfa may be planted in the spring or early fall. Apply lime and fertilizer as needed.
Your pH levels should be 6.5-7.0. Alfalfa will die if the soil is saturated for an extended period

Management

For maximum yields, it is important to have 20-30 plants per square foot during the seedling year for protection against weed competition.
Do not harvest alfalfa seeded in late summer/early fall until the following spring.
Allow new seedlings to start to bloom before the first harvest.
Cut alfalfa three-four times a year when stand is 25% flowered.

Planting Rates

Stand Alone
15-20 lbs per acre
In Mix
6-15 lbs per acre

DRI

30/30

FD

4

WSI

1.8

Resistance

Anthracnose
HR
Aphanomyces Race 1
HR
Aphanomyces Race 2
-
Bacterial Wilt
HR
Fusarium Wilt
HR
Pea Aphid
-
Phytophthora Root Rot
HR
Stem Nematode
-
Verticillim Wilt
HR
Potato Leaf Hopper
-
HR = High Resistance
R = Resistance
MR = Moderate Resistance
LR = Low Resistance
S = Susceptible
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