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Oats

Oats

Oats are an annual crop used for quick forage yields or excellent grain. Oats tend to have excellent quality for forage. They are used in the fall for quick forage or plant in the spring for forage or grain. There is a big difference in oat varieties for forage.
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  • Jerry Oats

    Jerry oats are a very popular oat that is good for both grain and forage. Also works very well used as a nurse crop. Jerry is a good straw producer. Packaged in 64 lb (2 bu.) bags. Seeding rate 1-5 bu/acre.
    • Good all around variety
    • Good grain yields
    • Excellent nurse crop
    $15.90
    / bag
  • Forage Plus Oats

    Forage Plus oats are a great choice for spring or fall forage. Forage Plus oats are very late maturing with exceptionally wide leaves. Very fast establishing oat with tremendous disease resistance. If used as a nurse crop, reduce seeding rate as they produce more forage than regular oats. Will produce about a ton more dry matter forage than regular oats. Packaged in 48 lb bags. Seeding rate 100 lbs/acre.
    • Very aggressive
    • Great forage yields
    • Stress tolerant
    $18.75
    / bag
  • Everleaf Oats

    A true forage oat with delayed heading compared to regular oats of about 7-10 days. They are very bushy and leafier than Jerry and have a softer stem. Forage quality is very high. If used as a nurse crop keep seeding rate low. Packaged in 50 lb bags. Seeding rate 100 lbs/acre.
    • Great Forage Yields
    • Exceptional Quality
    • Delayed Heading
    $23.50
    / bag
  • Esker Oats

    Esker is a high yielding grain oat variety developed at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. Esker is a mid-season oat that heads about a day later than Moraine and about 3 days earlier than Drumlin. In 19 statewide trials (7 locations, 2002 thru 2004), Esker had high average grain yields. Has shown good resistance to crown rust. Packaged in 48 lb bags. Seeding rate 70-100 lbs/acre.
    • Best for Grain
    • High test weight
    • Resistant to Crown Rust
    $16.50
    / bag
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