RIDER BRAND BLEND
Fall Dormancy
4
4
CONV
Key Strengths
- Widely adapted to Wisconsin growing areas
- Economical Roundup Ready® blend with good forage yield potential and quality potential
- Recommended for production on more marginal conditions where fewer inputs will be applied
DISEASESexpand_more
| ANTHRACNOSE | HR |
| APHANOMYCES ROOT ROT RACE 1 | HR |
| APHANOMYCES ROOT ROT RACE 2 | R |
| BACTERIAL WILT | HR |
| FUSARIUM WILT | HR |
| PHYTOPHTHORA ROOT ROT | HR |
| VERTICILLIUM WILT | HR |
MANAGEMENTexpand_more
| VALUE ADDED TRAIT | ROUNDUP READY |
NEMATODESexpand_more
| NORTHERN ROOT KNOT NEMATODE | - |
| STEM NEMATODE | R |
INSECTSexpand_more
| PEA APHID | R |
| SPOTTED ALFALFA APHID | R |
PLANT DESCRIPTIONexpand_more
| FALL DORMANCY | 4 |
| RECOVERY RATE | 2 |
| WINTER HARDINESS | 2 |
| FORAGE QUALITY INDEX | 2 |
| FORAGE YIELD POTENTIAL | 1 |
| SALT TOLERANCE | - |
MATURITYexpand_more
| FALL DORMANCY | 4 |
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Related Products
4C448 BRAND
Fall Dormancy: 4.4
Trait: CONV
- Excellent winterhardiness, wet soil tolerance and traffic tolerance that all help give this variety outstanding persistence even under tough growing conditions
- Highly resistant to Aphanomyces root rot Race 2
- Very fast recovery after cutting gives potential for high yields with frequent cutting schedule
J-50 PLUS BRAND BLEND
Fall Dormancy: 4
Trait: CONV
- Widely adapted to Wisconsin areas
- Economical blend with good forage yield and quality potential
- Recommended for production on more marginal conditions where fewer inputs will be applied