• Exciting, newer sudangrass • Small seeded and thin stemmed • Exceptional forage yield and quality • Excellent = hay, silage, rotational grazing, early seedling vigor, uniformity • Quick drydown • Very heat and drought tolerant • Highly nutritious brown midrib

Sudangrass is an erect annual grass that produces large amounts of dry matter if planted in the summer well before the first frost. It grows from 4-7 feet tall and has 1/2 inch wide leaves. Its smaller stems give it excellent drying characteristics for haymaking. Sudangrass can be harvested as pasture, green chop, hay, or silage.

CAUTION: Sorghum and Sudan products may contain prussic acid which is toxic when present. Do not graze these crops prior to recommended heights or after frost. After frost, livestock must be kept off until leaves have dried. Nitrates can also be toxic under excessive fertility and immediately after a drought stressed crop receives rainfall.

ORG = organic; OC = organic coating; UT = untreated; CNV = conventional