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Perennial Grasses

Perennial forage grasses offer long-term sustainability for livestock production and environmental benefits. These grasses establish deep root systems, improving soil structure and reducing erosion. They provide consistent forage yields over multiple years, reducing the need for frequent re-seeding. Perennial grasses also contribute to biodiversity and enhance the overall health and resilience of agricultural ecosystems.

Fawn Tall Fescue

Fawn tall forage fescue is an endophyte free, cool season bunchgrass. This deep-rooted variety is tolerant of intensive grazing and animal traffic.

Festulolium

Festulolium is a cross of perennial ryegrass and meadow fescue. It is a bunchgrass that is easy to establish due to its rapid germination and seedling vigor.

Forage Kentucky Bluegrass

Forage Kentucky bluegrass is a forage producing bluegrass. Unlike its cousins, the turf types, it forms a wide leafy blade and grows relatively tall.

ForageMax Orchardgrass

ForageMax coated Orchardgrass latest generation of orchard grasses, has its genetic roots in selection for the harsher North American climate. 

ForageMax Timothy

ForageMax coated Timothy is adapted to a cool and humid climate, and thrives best on rich, moist bottomlands or on finer textured soils, such as clay loams - not on coarser soils.

Kentucky 31 Tall Fescue

Kentucky 31 tall fescue is a cool season bunchgrass commonly grown across North America in pastures and lawns.

Meadow Bromegrass

Meadow bromegrass is a perennial, cool season forage grass. Primarily used for grazing, it has consistent, high yields throughout the growing season which makes it a very popular choice for hay, haylage, or pasture production.

Meadow Fescue

Meadow fescue is a cool season, semi-bunch type grass. It is widely adapted for use in pastures or dry hay production. It yields slightly less than orchardgrass or tall fescue, but has better fiber digestibility. It performs better than most forage grasses on moist soils.

Smooth Bromegrass

Smooth bromegrass is one of the most productive and palatable forage grasses available. It is widely used in mixtures with legumes for pasture, hay, or silage.

Timothy

Timothy is a cool season, shallow-rooted, bunchgrass commonly grown in pasture mixtures and for horse hay production. 
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