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- Adapted
to the fertile Platte River Region of Nebraska
- Exceptional
winter hardiness for the region adapted
- Tremendous
regrowth plus quick Spring start-up
- High
Relative Feed Value (RFV)
- High
disease resistance — extended
stand life
- Very
high tolerance to Phytophthora Root Rot makes
I-80 excellent for Platte River Bottom production
- Huge
yields = Huge profits (Happy Husker Farmers)
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- Specifically
developed for Kansas Hay Producers
- Maximum
production — irrigated or dryland
- Excellent
leaf retention and leaf-to-stem ratio
- Withstands
Phytophthora Root Rot
- Full-season
production
- Multi-foliate
high quality for greater gains and milk
production — profit!
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- Exceptionally
high yielding alfalfa
- Good
winter hardiness — stand longevity
- Early
Spring growth, fast recovery
- Maximum
production throughout the growing season
- Excellent
quality forage for dairy and horse hay market
- Irrigated
or dryland hay production
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- High
Resistance to Stem Nematodes
- Maximizes
yields with very rapid recovery
- Excellent
dairy hay with High Relative Feed Value (RFV)
- Multi-Leaf
(ML) expression is 90%+
- Maximum
production under pivot or flood irrigation
- Stand
longevity insured through excellent disease
package for area of adaption
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- Developed
for intensive management and production inputs
- Best
suited for irrigation, to maximize yield capacity
- Full
season production
- ML
(multi-leaf) 92% expression; has registered RFV values
of 190-200 points dairy quality rating
- Enhanced
disease and insect package
- Premium
alfalfa for Premium Producers
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Here's
what our customers are saying . . .
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like Spur's leafiness, fine stem, and quick recovery after
cutting. — B.A.
I
like the terrific tonnage, quick regrowth and vigor - an
ideal variety. — B.R.
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