Timothy

SUMMERGRAZE

• Timothy with good summer production
• Works well in a hay stand or pasture
• It has a great spring vigor
• Very leafy plant 
• Intermediate maturity
  

Smooth brome

AAC ROYAL

• Deep and abundant root system spreading by rhyzome
• Palatable and good nutritional quality all throughout the season
• Very hardy and long lasting
• Drought and heat resistant

Meadow brome

MACBETH

• Good tolerance to trampling (recommanded for pastures)
• Stable yield throughout the season
• Leafy plant giving it excellent palatability and nutritional quality despite the stage

Meadow fescue

TORED

• Same agronomic characteristics as tall fescue with better nutritional value
• Excellent for pasture, silage as well as dry hay
• A wonderful companion to a legume

Tall Fescue (soft leaves)

ROSPARON

• Plant with short rhizomes and a deep and abundant root system
• Good tolerance to wet soils and partial flooding
• Goos tolerance to heat and drought
• Nutritional quality decreases during heading
• Excellent recovery throughout the season even in autumn
• A wonderful companion to a legume

Perennial ryegrass

TRIBAL

• Abundant root system
• Quick establishment
• Plant with abundant tillering
• Requires good fertilization
  

Italian ryegrass

DOLOMIT

• Bi-annual ryegrass that doesn't head on the year of sowing
• Tetraploid cultivar with broad leaves
• Quick establishment in the spring which can be used as a cover crop for seeding forage

Festulolium

FEDORO

• Cross between tall fescue and perennial ryegrass
• Late heading gives it excellent nutritional value
• Very healthy and shows low tendency for producing heads
• Excellent yield performance
  

Orchardgrass

TRAILBURST

• Very abundant, moderately deep root system
• Good tolerance to heat, drought and shade
• Good tolerance to less fertile soils
• Intensive cutting management because heading at the first cut only
• Excellent yield potential in combination with other grasses
• High potassium content
  

Reed canary

MARATHON

• Rhizotomous plant with a deep, abundant root system
• Good tolerance to flooding
• Drought resistant
• Very hardy and long lasting
• Very slow establishment
• Difficult to harvest with legumes
• Nutritional quality and palatability decrease very quickly with maturity
• Can become invasive