Medicago sativa

FF 4020.ST

FF 4020.ST

Forage First 4020.ST Alfalfa is bred for high forage production in saline soil conditions. Ideal in conditions where salt tolerance is necessary while maintaining forage yields. It is resistant to Stem Nematode and well adapted in the Western part of the US. 

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Key features

  • Bred for high forage production in saline soil conditions
  • Resistance to Stem Nematode and Root Knot Nematode
  • Well adapted to Western US

Segment Forage
Bacterial Wilt Highly Resistant
Species Alfalfa
Fusarium Wilt Highly Resistant
Sci. Name Medicago sativa
Verticillium Wilt Highly Resistant
Cutting System 3-5
Anthracnose (Race 1) Resistant
Aphanomyces Root Rot (Race 1) Resistant
Pea Aphid Resistant
Stem Nematode Highly Resistant
Disease Resistance Index (DRI) 28/30
Approx. Seeds/Lb. 227000
Phytopthora Root Rot Highly Resistant
Seeding Rate - Alone/New (Lbs./Acre) 15-20
Planting Times Spring, Fall
Seeding Rate - Mixes (Lbs./Acre) 8-10
Livestock Cattle , Deer , Goats , Horses , Sheep
Usage Hay , Silage , Pasture , Wildlife , Cover Crop , Pollinator Friendly
Notes

Pest Resistance Ratings:
>50% = High Resistance (HR)
31-50% = Resistant (R)
15-30% = Moderate Resistance (MR)
6-14% = Low Resistance (LR)
0-5% = Susceptible (S)