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    Seeding the Green Future:
    Identifying Aphanomyces Root Rot

    Higher disease resistance in alfalfa (Aphanomyces Root Rot Race 1, 2 & 3) is leading to improved forage quality, increased animal performance and stand longevity along with reduced carbon emissions and pesticide usage. Matt Anderson explains how to identify Aphanomyces Root Rot. 

    View our alfalfa products here

    DLF Pickseed Product Performance Tour

    DLF Pickseed cultivating brand awareness at Canada's Digital Farm Show! Check out the above Product Performance tour at our site for Canada's Digital Farm Show in Woodstock, ON!

    Forage Options Following Winter Wheat

    Many farmers’ in Ontario and Quebec are experiencing forage shortages due to a slow cold start to spring and an exceptionally hot and dry growing season now. The challenging growing season and severe winterkill in 2019 caused many producers to resort to emergency forages early last year, and now the 2020 growing season has brought lower than average forage yields leaving many producers looking for ways to increase their forage inventories to get through the upcoming fall and winter.

    Turf Grass Breeding Result in Durable Turf and More Playing Hours

    Klaus K. Nielsen, our Chief Scientific Officer, have written an interesting article about how plant breeding and seed technology offer more playing hours and supports natural and durable turf.

    The Curse of the Orange Shoe

    Rust diseases in turfgrass, while usually more cosmetic than lethal, cause considerable concern for turf managers (red to orange spores on shoes and other things).

    New ForageMax Mixtures

    ForageMax® is the strongest new line of quality forage grasses and legumes available in North America. Each mix is designed to thrive in the specific region and climate that our customers live in. To be included in the ForageMax® program, each variety must demonstrate high performance in palatability, dry matter yield and forage quality.
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