Forage for high producing, healthier dairy cows
High quality forages including Soft-Leaf- and Tall Fescue grass Blends in mixes like STF-43 and ST-33 with or without alfalfa or clovers. Haylage is priority with dry haying optional.
We work with Prairie Creek Seeds, LLC - for prices and delivery contact Dieter@BestOptionsInc.com
See these results in your herd as grass increases in your forage program:
- Fewer DA’s, less acidosis, fewer lame cows
- “More milk per acre”
- Higher NDF-Digestibility
- More value RFQ – Relative Feed Quality
- Slower passage rate
- Similar Dry Matter yields vs. pure alfalfa
- No weevil spraying
- Virtually no winter kill
- Flexible planting time: early spring, summer, early fall. No cover crop needed
- Likes lots of liquid manure
- Save Money
- Long lasting stands – 9 – 10years PLUS.
offering the latest European Technology in soil prepraration and seeding technology through
www.guettler.de
“Not all grasses are equal”- Barenbrug
- Research – proven Tall Fescue;
- Ideal for haylage production – 4+ cuts;
- Rizonomous, wide and deep rooting, recovers well from drought;
- We will cover first year forage testing with Relative Forage Quality – NDFD; and
- Challenge to whole herd performance via Bulk-Tank Results - MilkLab®.
Consider GreenSpirit as your crop rotation for Yields and Forage!
- Click to download an informative pdf to learn about GreenSpirit and the improved tonnage yields.
Related Reading
“Dry hay for silage in a day;” Stugart, Harry; Hoard’s Dairyman; March 25, 2006.
“Forage Feeding to Reduce Preharvest Escherichia coli Populations in Cattle, a Review;” Callaway, T.R., et. Al.; American Dairy Science Association, 2003; J. Dairy Sci. 86:852-860.
“Improved grasses provide agronomic and nutritional advantages to dairy systems;” Barenbrug Information Sheet.
“Tall fescue growing into Wisconsin forage programs;” Curtis, Carole; Wisconsin State Farmer, Sept. 1, 2006.
“Tall fescue making a bid for space in forage systems,” Mueller, Ray; Wisconsin State Farmer, Aug. 18, 2006.
“Wide swathing improves forage quality and milk production;” Jacobs, Eleanor; The Manager Sponsored by Land O’Lakes Feed.”
Email Best Options, Inc. for prices and delivery.
For more information, please contact:
Dieter Härle
Bettendorf, IA 52722-6100
Phone: 563-940-1440
Fax: 563-344-0130
E-Mail: Dieter@BestOptionsInc.com