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Cover Crop Seeds

Cover crops are plants intentionally grown to improve soil health and protect the land between main cash crops. Cover crop seed mixtures typically include a diverse range of plants such as legumes (like clovers and peas), grasses (like ryegrass and oats), and brassicas (like radishes and turnips). These plants can help prevent soil erosion, suppress weeds, improve soil structure, increase organic matter, fix atmospheric nitrogen, and enhance water infiltration. By incorporating cover crops into their farming practices, growers can improve soil fertility, reduce their reliance on synthetic fertilizers and pesticides, and enhance the overall sustainability of their agricultural systems.

4010 Forage Pea

4010 forage peas are an improved field pea variety with leafier growth and higher yields.

Austrian Winter Pea

Austrian winter peas are a cool season legume. They showcase better cold tolerance than other field peas and are frequently planted as a fall, nitrogen producing cover crop or within food plot mixtures for forage. 

Berseem Annual White Clover

Berseem annual white clover is planted for wildlife food plots, livestock grazing, and cover crop plantings.

Buckwheat

Buckwheat is a fast growing, annual, broadleaf grain. It establishes very quickly and can reach maturity in as little as 70 to 90 days.

Daikon Oil Seed Radish

Daikon oil seed radish is commonly grown as a cover crop, for grazing, or in wildlife food plot mixtures. It is a cool season annual with an extra-long taproot that is noted for breaking up compacted soils and scavenging for nutrients. 

Dwarf Essex Rapeseed

Dwarf Essex rapeseed is a short season Brassica species. It produces more biomass than conventional rapeseed, while also producing better quality forage.

Falcon Brand Spring Oat

Deer Creek's standard spring oats are a fast growing and affordable option for forage production, cover cropping or quick erosion control. 

Forage Pea

Forage peas are a cool season legume developed to produce high quality forage for livestock or wildlife consumption.

Hairy Vetch

Hairy vetch is a winter annual or summer annual legume depending on when and where it is planted. 

Jerry Hard Red Winter Wheat

Jerry hard red winter wheat is a very hardy and vigorous small grain crop when planted in the fall.

Robust Spring Barley

Spring Barley is a cool season, annual cereal grain. It is easy to grow and widely adapted across the United States.

Spring Triticale

Spring triticale is a grain crop developed by crossing rye and wheat. The resulting triticale is typically superior to rye or wheat when used in silage, hay, or pasture. 

Tetraploid Annual Ryegrass

Tetraploid annual ryegrass is a bunch type grass that is grown across the United States. It can tolerate a wide range of soil types and soil pH conditions and is commonly grown as a high-quality forage or as a quick growing cover crop.

Willow Creek Winter Wheat (Awnless)

Winter wheat is a variety of wheat planted in the fall and harvested the following spring. It develops vegetative growth prior to winter, vernalizes, and then develops a grain crop in the spring.

Winter Rye

Winter rye, also referred to as cereal rye, is a very hardy and vigorous small grain planted in the fall. Winter rye is an excellent selection for cover cropping, forage, or in wildlife plantings. 

Winter Triticale

Winter triticale is a cross between winter rye and winter wheat. The resulting triticale is typically superior to rye or wheat when used in silage, hay, or pasture.
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