• Researched in New York and excellent performer in 2007 Penn State trials • Very good for dry hay • Plant tiny seeds in a shallow firm seedbed when soil is 60°F • Looked best in Lancaster County farm plots

Teff is a relatively new crop that is native to Ethiopia and tolerates many soil conditions. It is a very small-seeded, warm-season grass that has fine leaves and stems. Good for grazing after first cutting. Horses and livestock love its very palatable dry hay. Weed pressure must be controlled prior to planting and after teff is established. There is ongoing refinement of this new crop’s management.

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